Four people accused of helping with a recent jailbreak at the Orleans Justice Center had their bonds set between $1 million and $2.5 million, according to court documents.

The charges range from accessory after the fact to principal to simple escape. Investigators said the group aided the escapees in various ways.

A judge set multi-million-dollar bonds for new suspects, including an inmate and possible relatives of fugitives. Nine people now face charges.

Emmitt Weber, 28, was held on a $1 million bond on a count of accessory after the fact to simple escape. He was among four ...

Court documents show Lenton Venburen Sr. and Angel McKey were arrested and charged with accessories after the fact.

Most recently, a fellow inmate was charged with collaborating with the escapees from within the New Orleans jail.

Another suspect has been arrested in connection with a massive New Orleans jailbreak involving 10 inmates, who pulled off ...

After a week on the run, five of 10 inmates are still missing from a New Orleans jail and four people have been charged with ...

The man who asked that his voice be disguised said he picked up a man for a ride that was booked by a woman. When the man entered the car, the driver said he tried to hide his face. He recalled the ...

As the search continues for the remaining escaped inmates from a New Orleans jail, sister station WDSU is hearing from people ...

WDSU has since obtained new video that gives a clearer picture of where some of the inmates went after breaking out of the ...

In Central City, an increasingly familiar scene played out as rifle-toting state troopers and armored vehicles arrived as the ...