Four men escaped from the Bibb County Detention Center in Macon, Georgia by climbing out a damaged window and through a hold in the facility's fence.
Police are searching for four inmates who escaped from a jail in Macon, Georgia Fournier, 52, was charged with the murder of his ex-girlfriend in February 2022. Anderson, 24, was charged with aggravated assault. Stokes, 29, was charged with possession of a firearm and drug trafficking. Barnwell, 37, was being held on behalf of the US Marshals and is facing drug charges.
‘There was some video footage of a vehicle that had been there earlier in the evening that looked like they had been tampering with the fence,’ Davis said. The vehicle was identified as a blue Dodge Challenger, and authorities are looking to speak with the driver. The driver of the vehicle also dropped off items inside the fence that were ‘used by these inmates to escape.
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