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Full Conference: Georgia Sheriff speaks after 4 men escape from jail

Bibb County Sheriff David Davis spoke to reporters Monday and provided updates on the escape of four inmates from the Bibb County Jail during the early hours of the morning. “Somebody that sees this tonight knows where these four people are,” Davis said. “And somebody is probably laughing a the T.V. set saying ‘They’ll never catch us. They’ll never catch us.’ We will catch them. They will come back to jail – it is just a matter of when.” The inmates – facing charges ranging from murder to drug trafficking – escaped at around 3 a.m. Monday. The four men include 52-year-old Joey Fournier, 29-year-old Chavis Stokes, 25-year-old Marc K. Anderson and 37-year-old Johnifer Barnwell, according to the release. They went through a damaged window and cut open a fence, the Macon Regional Crimestoppers said. In the press conference, Davis also noted that this happened in the oldest section of the jail. “We have a 43-year-old jail. This happened in the oldest part of the jail… the most rundown part of the jail,” Davis said. “I’ve been talking about how we need a new jail, we need a new jail – and we have a jail that is falling down on us, that is breaking down. There are some elements of that that played a role in this particular situation. ” While he said that the age of the jail might have played a role, staffing was also an issue. At the time of the breakout, there were fewer than 10 people working in the jail covering over 800 inmates, Davis said. For any shift in the jail, they say it takes 30 people to fill all the positions. “Not blaming anything. We’re going to go back and figure out what were the causation of this, and rectify those things,” Davis said. “There is never just one thing that causes something like this. There are several things – staffing is one of them.” READ MORE: https://www.13wmaz.com/article/news/l...