BATON ROUGE -  Investigators believe a woman drove from Monroe to Baton Rouge to pick up her boyfriend after he and four others escaped a juvenile jail late last week. 

Malik Williams, 18, and the other four inmates escaped the East Baton Rouge Juvenile Detention Center on Oct. 14 after they allegedly attacked three guards using a shank late that night. The other four teens were captured during the overnight manhunt, but Williams remains on the run as of Wednesday, Oct. 20.

On Tuesday, police filed an arrest warrant for Williams' girlfriend, 20-year-old Shameka Holloman. One of the escapees told officers that Holloman, who lives in the Monroe area, drove to Baton Rouge on the night of the jailbreak to give Williams a ride. 

When contacted by police, Holloman claimed she was in Monroe all week and never drove down to Baton Rouge. However, phone records show she left Monroe around 10 p.m. on the night of Williams' escape and that her cell signal was pinging off cell towers in the area as late as 1 o'clock in the morning. 

As of Wednesday afternoon, Holloman still is not in police custody. She's wanted as an accessory after the fact to aggravated escape. 

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"Items F through K could have all been prevented if you had listened to the people on June 28. There were many people that asked you not to do those things, and you did it anyway. And now you're having to revoke it," one resident said. "So look at yourselves before you point fingers."

As Orgeron responded to those comments, the councilman went on a rant about the response to the board's actions over the past several months. 

"If you guys think that your actions of holding up colorful signs and calling people names on Facebook and making all kind of stupid pictures about people on Facebook... If you think that's what affected people up here, you're highly mistaken, and your egos are writing checks your butts can't cash," Orgeron said.

One person in crowd stood up, telling Orgeron "that's enough," but the councilman doubled down and got into a back-and-forth with the crowd. 

Orgeron: "You can sit yourself down."

Woman: "You can't talk to the voters like that.

Orgeron: "I just did."

One of Orgeron's fellow board members can be heard urging him to move on from the spat, but Orgeron insists he's "not finished" before shouting at another resident who heckled him.  

"I'm not gonna be threatened up here by some old guy over there. And I'm not gonna be threatened by some Facebook entrepreneur over there either," Orgeron said.

Despite continued pleas from his fellow officials to settle down, Orgeron traded words with yet another person in the crowd until fellow Councilmember Joel Robert interrupted the tirade.

Orgeron: "If you're not satisfied, that's fine. Use your voting powers and vote however you want. But don't think for one second that your stupidity on the internet is affecting-"

Robert: "Hey! Shut up!

Orgeron then got up from his seat and directed his aggression at Robert, prompting security and other councilmembers to usher him away. The board meeting then went into recess and returned—with Orgeron—a short while later without directly addressing the chaos that unfolded minutes earlier. 

"When Joel slammed his hands on that desk, I just flashed back and I jumped up to defend myself and I regret it. I regret getting to that point," Orgeron told WBRZ on Tuesday.

Councilman Aaron Lawler says both Orgeron and Robert could be censured. Robert was censured last year after he left a profane message on the parish attorney's voicemail

WBRZ reached out to Robert but has not heard back.

The board ultimately did not vote on the item that spawned the arguments. That item is being pushed back until next month's meeting.

Less than 24 hours before the Burbank Drive shooting occurred, Baton Rouge Police responded to another fatal shooting on La Annie Drive.