Police made four more arrests in connection with a prison break in New Orleans this weekend, Fox News has learned.The four arrests make a total of 11 people who have been accused of helping the inmates either before, during or after their escape from the New Orleans Jail last week.The arrests include 18-year-old Patricia Vanburen, 27-year-old Tyshanea "Minnie" Randolph, 47-year-old Lenton Vanburen Sr., and 40-year-old Angel McKey. A source confirmed to Fox News that Vanburen Sr. is the father of one of the escaped inmates, Lenton Vanburen.Authorities executed a search warrant at a residence in New Orleans 7th Districtin hopes to find the fugitive Vanburen, but he was not there.INMATE ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH ORLEANS JUSTICE CENTER ESCAPEThe four individuals arrested this weekend were accused of specifically assisting the younger Vanburen in evading the police.LOUISIANA POLICE ARREST THIRD ACCOMPLICE IN ORLEANS PARISH JAILBREAKThe arrests come days after police apprehended another suspect accused of helping inmates on Friday. Police say Emmitt Weber, 28, helped two of the inmates after the jailbreak at the Orleans Parish Correctional Facility.As of Sunday, five of the 10 escaped inmates remain at large.The most recent arrest was made when Corey Boyd was taken into custody Tuesday.The other inmates recaptured are Kendell Myles, Robert Moody, Dkenan Dennis and Gary Price.Two others Casey Smith and Cortnie Harris have been arrested for allegedly aiding the escapees. Another woman, Connie Weeden, 59, allegedly gave cash to Donald via a cellphone app.She is charged with one felony count of accessory after the fact.The following fugitives are still at large:Authorities have reminded the public that these men are considered armed and dangerous.

Former DNC chair Jaime Harrison pushed back on a claim that Joe Biden didn't recognize him at an event in 2023, as alleged in Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson's new book, during an MSNBC interview on Sunday.

Former CIA station chief and Fox News contributor Dan Hoffman discusses Ukraine and Russia exchanging prisoners amid new strikes, the waiving of sanctions on Syria and talks between the U.S. and Iran.

Tech expert Kurt Knutsson discusses LEVA, the autonomous robot that walks, rolls and lifts 187 pounds of cargo for all-terrain deliveries.

Former DNC chair Jaime Harrison pushed back on a claim that Joe Biden didn't recognize him at an event in 2023, as alleged in Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson's new book, during an MSNBC interview on Sunday.

Former CIA station chief and Fox News contributor Dan Hoffman discusses Ukraine and Russia exchanging prisoners amid new strikes, the waiving of sanctions on Syria and talks between the U.S. and Iran.

Tech expert Kurt Knutsson discusses LEVA, the autonomous robot that walks, rolls and lifts 187 pounds of cargo for all-terrain deliveries.

Tom Brady was in a two-seater IndyCar vehicle with NASCAR legend Jimmie Johnson as the two greats in their respective sports took a lap around Indianapolis Motor Speedway ahead of the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday afternoon.Brady was in a FOX Sports fire suit and had an IndyCar racing helmet on as Johnson drove him around the track. He was taking it all in as the car was whipping down the straightaways and into the turns.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"This is incredible," Brady told the FOX broadcast. "Jimmie driving, all the fans here, I cant believe this is the first time Ive ever been here."Johnson made 29 IndyCar stars in his illustrious racing career between the 2021 and 2022 seasons. He raced the Iny 500 once in his career. He finished 28th in 2022.JUST HOW MASSIVE IS INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY, COMPARED TO OTHER STADIUMS?"I love the Indy 500," Johnson told FOX Sports earlier this month. "There is an energy and excitement around the 500 that is unlike anything I have experienced before."Brady wasnt the only NFL representative at the track on Sunday.Michael Strahan drove the pace car around the track to lead the drivers to green.The race was delayed nearly an hour as rain moved through the area.Scott McLaughlin was out of the race before the race began as he crashed during the pace laps. Marco Andretti wrecked as well during the first green flag lap.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Kyle Larsons attempt to complete "The Double" ended abruptly on Sunday.Larson was unable to finish the 500-mile Indianapolis 500 as he caused a three-car wreck on Lap 91. The race had just gotten back to green when Larson was racing to climb up the leaderboard. He was in a tight pack when he downshifted and lost control of his vehicle.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe wreck collected Sting Ray Robb and Kyffin Simpson, ending their days as well."It was a bit crazy there on the start. I got really tight behind Takuma (Sato)," Larson told FOX after he left the infield care center. "I was really close to him. I got loose and then I kinda got all over the place and spun. Yeah, just hate I got a little too eager there on the restart and caused that crash. Hate it for everybody that got caught up in it. Yeah, bummed out."Try to get over this quickly and try to get on to Charlotte. Just try to forget about it and try to win the next one."Larson was attempting to become the second driver in racing history to complete the feat known as "The Double," which includes racing in and completing all 500 laps at the Indy 500 and then flying to Charlotte Motor Speedway to race and finish NASCARs Coca-Cola 600.2025 NASCAR ODDS: KYLE LARSON FAVORED TO WIN COCA-COLA 600He told Fox News Digital before the Indy 500 that he was looking forward to the challenge."The main why is I love to race. I like to challenge myself, you kind of learn new cars and all that. And I like to compete in the biggest races in the world. So, to do two of those in the same day, its pretty cool," Larson said."For me, I want to do it while Im in my prime. Im only 32, feel like Im at the top of our sport, I felt like the timing is right for that. I dont know how long my NASCAR career will last I think itll be really fun to do a road course race, just to experience that sort of feel of cars that have a lot of power and sliding around, no power-steering, the physicality of it. And also, getting to race with guys in their territory and see what they grew up doing, and just seeing the caliber and level they race at, because it would be different than what us NASCAR guys see and feel on a road course."Unfortunately for Larson, the feat will be put on hold for at least another year.Fox News Ryan Morik contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

IndyCar driver Alexander Rossi was having an incredible day at the Indianapolis 500 as he was competing toward the front of the pack, but it all ended in the blink of an eye.On Lap 73, Rossis vehicle began to leak fluid from the back. It was causing problems for Alex Palou, who was immediately behind Rossis No. 20. Rossi entered the pits and was told the crew would take a minute to figure out what was going on with his car.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMRossi pulled into his pit box, and his car was covered in flames. He rushed out of his cockpit as officials came over to extinguish the fire. Rossi got out of the car and threw his gloves down to the ground.Rossis fueler Mike Miller needed to be attended to as well, as he still had flames on him in the pits. He appeared to be OK as the issue was being taken care of.SCOTT MCLAUGHLIN'S INDY 500 HOPES DASHED AS HE CRASHES BEFORE GREEN FLAG WAVES"Thankfully Mikes OK too. Its always a terrible situation and its so disappointing," Rossi told FOX from his pit box. "That was such a phenomenal racecar, and the team made a great decision to stay out there when that first split happened with the strategy, and everything we were doing on the 20 Java House stand was awesome. Thats whats so painful about this day is you got to have so many things go right. Its just disappointing because its another opportunity gone."Rossi said the gearboxs temperature started to increase as the race went on, and he believed that was at least one of the reasons why his vehicle went up in flames.Rossi won the race in 2016. He finished fourth in 2024 and fifth in 2023 and 2022.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.