2nd GA Jail Escapee Arrested In Fulton Co.; 2 Remain At Large

FULTON COUNTY, GA — The second of four inmates who escaped from the Bibb County Detention Center has been re-arrested, the Bibb County Sheriff's Office said.

Authorities said Marc Kerry Anderson, who was incarcerated on suspicion of aggravated assault, was arrested in Atlanta. His inmate profile was not displayed in Bibb County's jail system.

Anderson's arrest comes a week after fellow escapee Chavis Stokes, who was initially detained on suspicion of possession of a firearm and drug trafficking, was re-arrested in Montezuma. Since being captured, Stokes now faces 26 charges.

Joey Fournier, a murder suspect, and Johnifer Dernard Barnwell, who was being detained for the Marshals Service, remain at large.

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Of the $73,000 total reward that is being offered for information leading to the inmates, the Bibb County Sheriff's Office and the Marshals Service each offered up to $5,000 while the Macon Regional Crime Stoppers offered up to $2,000 for each inmate.

The FBI offered up to $5,000 for the capture of Fournier, Stokes and Anderson - bringing the reward for Anderson's capture up to $17,000.

The four men escaped on Oct. 16 through a damaged day room room and a cut fence. Jakaylen Williams, 24, was identified as the driver of the getaway car and has been arrested, authorities said.

Authorities previously said Christian Demond Williams, 23, was believed to have been involved in helping the men escape the detention center. Williams, who was reportedly kidnapped, died by suicide after a U.S. Marshals Service raid, authorities said.

Media outlet 13WMAZ reported Williams' girlfriend, Mykia Williams, was arrested during the raid and was charged on suspicion of four counts of aiding an escape.

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