2 Jailbreaks. 3 Men Still on the Run. What We Know About the Circumstances of Each Escape
- On May 16, Derrick Groves, Antoine Massey, and eight additional inmates broke free from the Orleans detention facility in New Orleans, while Grant Hardin fled a state prison located in Calico Rock, Arkansas on May 25.
- The escapes involved assistance from at least 14 individuals, including friends, family, and a jail maintenance worker, and reports differ on detection times between the two incidents.
- Groves was convicted of two 2018 murders and faces a life sentence, Massey has a history of escapes, and Hardin, a former police chief convicted of murder and rape, uses his law enforcement knowledge to evade capture.
- Authorities offer $50,000 for Massey or Groves's arrest and $20,000 for Hardin, while officials use dogs, drones, and aircraft amid terrain challenges like caves and barns complicating searches.
- Eight of the Orleans escapees have been caught mostly in New Orleans, but the longer the fugitives remain free, the harder it becomes to capture them, prompting ongoing multi-state manhunts and public appeals for tips.
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Search for escaped inmate Grant Hardin intensifies, crews search North Arkansas
By Adam Roberts, Chip Scarborough Click here for updates on this story CALICO ROCK, Arkansas (KHBS) — It’s now been more than a week since Grant Hardin escaped from the North Central Unit prison in Calico Rock. A spokesperson with the Arkansas Department of Corrections said Hardin is still believed to be in the North Central Arkansas Area. “The way that we operate is until we get verifiable evidence that he is not in the area anymore, we hav…


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2 fugas de prisión. 3 hombres aún prófugos. Lo que sabemos sobre las circunstancias de cada escape
Por Chris Boyette y Holly Yan, CNN Un exjefe de policía convertido en asesino y violador, un fugitivo reincidente y un doble asesino aún no han sido encontrados después de dos fugas de prisión de alto perfil que mantienen a las comunidades en vilo y a las fuerzas del orden en alerta. Aunque estas historias tienen muchas similitudes, las circunstancias detrás de sus fugas, dónde pueden estar escondidos y lo que podrían esperar hacer en libertad s…
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A police chief-turned-murderer-and-rapist, a repeat escapee and a double murderer are still nowhere to be found after two high-profile jailbreaks keep communities on edge and law enforcement on alert.
Escaped Former Police Chief Has an ‘Edge’ in Manhunt
Eric Brown, a 24-year U.S. Army Special Forces veteran and CEO of Imperio Consulting, told Fox News Digital that the man nicknamed the “Devil of the Ozarks,” 56-year-old Grant Hardin, a former police chief, may have an “edge” on police given his past experience. Hardin, who escaped from the medium-security prison in Calico Rock, Arkansas, last Sunday, “has a working knowledge of law enforcement procedures, patrol routines and how search operatio…
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