💨 Abstract
The article discusses the aftermath of a jailbreak in New Orleans, where 10 inmates escaped through a faulty cell door. Five remain at large, and authorities face challenges due to historical mistrust and racial bias against law enforcement. The community's cooperation is hindered by past police misconduct and slow response times. Despite efforts to improve, residents still view the police negatively. The jail system has also faced constitutional violations and security issues.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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