Louisiana Inmate On The Loose For 3 Months, Arrested At Mississippi Homeless Camp

A Louisiana inmate who had been on the run for three months has been arrested in Mississippi.

U.S. Marshals re-arrested Christopher Delcambre, 51, a work-release inmate accused of leaving his work assignment in September 2025.

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According to the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office, Delcambre vanished after walking away from a work assignment at the Florida Parishes Arena. Delcambre participated in a program that allows selected offenders to work outside of imprisonment.

Delcambre was recently captured at a homeless encampment in Jackson. He has been returned to the Tangipahoa Parish Jail and is facing fresh charges of aggravated escape.

Delcambre was initially arrested in connection with a drug and criminal theft case.