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New Orleans Prison Escapee Derrick Groves Captured After 145 Days On The Run

“This was a very dangerous individual. He is going to face jail time for a very, very long time,” Murrill said at a news conference.

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How Did Derrick Groves Escape Prison? Inside the Mass Jailbreak and How He Evaded Police for 5 Months

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Neighbors describe chaotic scene as escaped New Orleans inmate Derrick Groves captured in Atlanta

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Last of 10 New Orleans Jail Escapees From May Is Captured Under a House in Atlanta

The only escaped Louisiana inmate who remained on the run following an audacious May jailbreak in which 10 men crawled through a hole behind a toilet has been found in Atlanta, the U.S. Marshals said ...

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Last NOLA escape captured in Atlanta

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Final New Orleans escaped inmate captured in Atlanta

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Derrick Groves to be sent back to Louisiana

Derrick Groves, the last of 10 inmates captured after escaping from a New Orleans jail earlier this year, waived extradition back to Louisiana.

Derrick Groves caught in Atlanta: Everything we know about the case so far

Derrick Groves, the convicted murderer and escaped New Orleans inmate who was on the run for months, is due in court in Atlanta on Thursday morning.

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‘I want to return where I’m from’: Derrick Groves waives extradition in Atlanta court

Escaped Orleans Parish jail inmate Derrick Groves waived extradition in Atlanta court Thursday and will return to Louisiana to face upgraded aggravated escape charges.

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VIDEO: Derrick Groves blows kiss as he's taken into custody

Groves, 28, was taken into custody at a residence on Honeysuckle Lane SW by the U.S. Marshals Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force, with help from Atlanta Police and Clayton County officers. Groves blew kisses to the camera as he was placed into a patrol car.

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What was Derrick Groves in Jail for? Escaped Louisiana inmate trends online as arrest video goes viral

Derrick “Woo” Groves, convicted for the 2018 Mardi Gras shootings in New Orleans, is trending after a viral arrest video resurfaced his violent past and 2024 life sentence.