DA: ?Collective sigh of relief? as Derrick Groves caught
New Orleans District Attorney Jason Williams confirmed that escaped double-murder convict Derrick Groves was captured in Atlanta after a five-month manhunt. Speaking during a press conference, Williams praised the joint work of the U.S. Marshals, Atlanta Police, and New Orleans authorities, saying the city could finally ?breathe a collective sigh of relief.? He said investigators will now look into who helped Groves reach Georgia.
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