Search for Inmate in Mississippi Ends

A search for a missing inmate in Mississippi has been called off. The hunt for Antoine Massey, who was thought to be in Adams County, has been suspended. The news was shared by the Adams County Sheriff's Office. This decision came after a thorough search that lasted for hours. The search began after a tip was received by the Concordia Parish Sheriff’s Office. Someone had called 9-1-1 to report a possible sighting of Massey in Adams County. This tip led to a coordinated effort between the two sheriff’s offices. The search was extensive, but as of Tuesday night, Massey had not been found. It is important to note that this inmate is considered very dangerous. He was one of ten inmates who escaped from the Orleans Justice Center on May 16. The public is still encouraged to share any information they have about Massey’s whereabouts. Tips can be reported to 911 or directly to the Adams County Sheriff’s Office. Alternatively, the Concordia Parish Sheriff’s Office can also be contacted. The phone numbers for these offices are (601) 442-2752 and (318) 336-5231, respectively. The escape of these inmates raises questions about the security measures in place at the Orleans Justice Center. How did ten inmates manage to escape from a supposedly secure facility? This incident highlights the need for better security protocols in prisons. It also underscores the importance of community vigilance in helping law enforcement. The public plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety of their communities. By staying alert and reporting any suspicious activity, citizens can help prevent such incidents. This case serves as a reminder that the work of law enforcement is ongoing. It requires the cooperation and support of the entire community. The search for Massey may have ended, but the effort to keep communities safe continues. It is a collective responsibility that everyone must take seriously.