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

Ten inmates escaping from Orleans Parish Justice Center is no coincidence according to Dog the Bounty Hunter Although the inquiry is ongoing Duane Chapman narrated Fox News he believes the escape is definitely an inside job Ten inmates escaped from the New Orleans jail early Friday morning and six remain on the run as of Tuesday evening What is felons doing in one cell How did they ever get out of there without anyone watching them So I think that far not seeing surveillance and all that I think it is definitely an inside job Chapman explained Tuesday on The Ingraham Angle The Orleans Parish Sheriff's Department suggested an inside job was a possibility during a news conference LOUISIANA STATE POLICE CAPTURES TH ESCAPED INMATE IN NOLA PRISON BREAK STILL AT LARGEThe the bulk modern arrest came on Monday night when administrators declared the capture of inmate Gary C Price A source established to Fox News that bureaucrats have come close to detaining others but the timing has been off The source added it's viable the remaining fugitives left New Orleans but it's inferred preponderance if not all of them are still there Chapman reasoned that it could be expected the inmates would reunite at a meeting place certain days after the escape but given the inspection somewhere specific way somebody could be hiding the majority of them JAIL WORKER INSISTS INMATES THREATENED TO SHANK HIM DURING ORLEANS PARISH ESCAPE REPORTCLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPSterling Williams an employee of the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office OPSO was arrested and charged with counts of principal to simple escape and malfeasance in office according to a Tuesday morning announcement from Attorney General Liz Murrill's office Williams reportedly declared he was threatened with violence by the escapees before allegedly helping them get loose Chapman pushed back on Williams' maintains asking How did anyone even have a shank Representatives are still searching for six escaped inmates but the Louisiana Department of Community Safety published new booking pictures of four captured inmates who escaped the New Orleans jail Chapman explained Fox News host Laura Ingraham he feels sorry for them when they get caught because they just added countless more years to their sentences Fox News Digital's Peter D'Abrosca Adam Sabes and Stepheny Price contributed to this analysis