An Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office maintenance man accused of cutting off water to a jail cell, allowing 10 inmates to remove ...

Orleans Parish jail employee Sterling Williams is accused of helping inmates escape by turning off the water to a cell.

His attorney, Michael Kennedy, calls the charges “frivolous” and says his client was simply doing the job he was hired to do.

The Louisiana attorney general’s office charged Sterling Williams with ten counts of “principal to simple escape” and one ...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - An Orleans Justice Center maintenance worker was charged Tuesday (July 15) with 11 counts accusing him ...

A 33-year-old prison worker, Sterling Williams, has been arrested after being accused of helping prisoners escape a New Orleans jail.

National News A maintenance worker is charged in connection with the New Orleans jail break In an arrest affidavit, Sterling Williams said one of the inmates who later escaped had threatened to ...

New Orleans jail worker, Sterling Williams, did not know about the men’s plan and did not allow the inmates to cut a pipe behind the toilet for their escape, attorney Michael Kennedy said.

A New Orleans jail maintenance worker was charged Tuesday with helping 10 men break out of the jail last week, the first such arrest in the case.. Sterling Williams, 33, was hit with 10 counts of ...

Sterling Williams walked into pod 1-D of the Orleans Parish jail last Friday to fix a toilet, his attorney said. He was armed with a work order to repair it in a cell on the second tier, but that ...