Tonight, inside job, the jail worker accused of helping 10 inmates escape.

Still on the run, the hunt is on in New Orleans for six inmates, considered armed and dangerous

at large.

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the toilet off the wall and escape.

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Good evening and welcome.

Tonight six escaped inmates remain at large days after that dramatic jail break in New

Orleans last Friday.

At authorities now saying their early hunch was correct, the escapees had help from the inside.

A jail maintenance worker now under arrest accused of helping the men access the hole through which they made their brazen escape.

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