According to Bounty Hunter Dog, the ten prisoners who escaped from the Orleans Diocese Justice Center were not accidental. Although the investigation is underway, Duane Chapman told Fox News that he believes escape is "absolutely an internal work."

Ten prisoners escaped from New Orleans prison early Friday morning, and as of Tuesday night, six prisoners were still running.

"What do 10 felons in a cell do in one cell? How do they get out of there without anyone watching them? So I think so far and can't see surveillance, I think it's definitely an internal work."

The Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Department recommends “internal work” at a press conference.

Louisiana police seized the fourth escaped prisoner in Nora's jailbreak, and there are still six

The latest arrest came Monday night when officials announced the captive of Gary C. Price.

A Fox News source confirmed that authorities were close to detaining others, but “the time has stopped.”

Source added The remaining fugitives left behind New Orleansbut people think that, if not all, still exist.

Chapman believes that it is predictable that prisoners will be reunited at the "party place" a few days after their escape, but considering that investigating "a place, somewhere, someone" may be "hiding most people."

Prison staff claimed that inmates threatened to "foot" him during his escape in the Orleans parish: Report

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Sterling Williams, 33, an employee of the Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office (OPSO), was arrested and charged with 10 principal charges on simple escape and office charges, according to a statement from the Attorney General. Liz Murrilloffice.

Williams reportedly said he was threatened with violence from escape before helping them relax.

Chapman delayed Williams' claim and asked, "How come someone has a calf?"

Officials are still searching for six escaped prisoners, but the Louisiana Department of Public Safety has released new booked photos of four arrested prisoners who escaped the New Orleans prison.

Chapman told Fox News host Laura Ingraham that he “was sorry for them because they just added sentences for many years.”

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