'Dog the Bounty Hunter' confident NoLa prison break was an 'inside job'

Ten inmates escaping from Orleans Parish Justice Center is nary coincidence, according to "Dog the Bounty Hunter." Although the probe is ongoing, Duane Chapman told Fox News helium believes the flight is "definitely an wrong job."

Ten inmates escaped from the New Orleans jailhouse aboriginal Friday morning, and six stay connected the tally arsenic of Tuesday evening. 

"What is 10 felons doing successful 1 cell? How did they ever get retired of determination without anyone watching them? So I deliberation that far, not seeing surveillance and each that, I deliberation it is decidedly an wrong job," Chapman said Tuesday connected "The Ingraham Angle."

The Orleans Parish Sheriff's Department suggested an "inside job" was a anticipation during a quality conference. 

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The astir caller apprehension came connected Monday nighttime erstwhile officials announced the seizure of inmate Gary C. Price. 

A root confirmed to Fox News that authorities person travel adjacent to detaining others, but the "timing has been off." 

The root added it's imaginable the remaining fugitives near New Orleans, but it's believed most, if not each of them, are inactive there. 

Chapman reasoned that it could beryllium expected the inmates would reunite astatine a "meeting place" immoderate days aft the escape, but fixed the investigation, "somewhere, immoderate way, somebody" could beryllium "hiding the bulk of them."

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Sterling Williams, 33, an worker of the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office (OPSO), was arrested and charged with 10 counts of main to elemental flight and malfeasance successful office, according to a Tuesday greeting connection from Attorney General Liz Murrill's office. 

Williams reportedly said helium was threatened with unit by the escapees earlier allegedly helping them get loose. 

Chapman pushed backmost connected Williams' claims, asking, "How did anyone adjacent person a shank?"

Officials are inactive searching for six escaped inmates, but the Louisiana Department of Public Safety released caller booking pictures of 4 captured inmates who escaped the New Orleans jail.

Chapman told Fox News big Laura Ingraham helium feels "sorry for them erstwhile they get caught due to the fact that they conscionable added galore much years" to their sentences.

Fox News Digital's Peter D'Abrosca, Adam Sabes and Stepheny Price contributed to this report.