US EditionNOLA Inmate Mistakenly Released by Jail Still on the Loose; More than Two Months After 10 Escaped
ORLEANS PARISH, LOUISIANA, JUL 28 – Orleans Parish Jail mistakenly released Khalil Bryan, facing multiple violent charges, due to a clerical error involving similar last names, officials said.
- Khalil Bryan, a 30-year-old inmate with violent and non-violent charges, was mistakenly released from Orleans Parish Jail on July 25, 2025.
- The release occurred due to a clerical error involving misidentification with another inmate of the same last name who was slated for release.
- Bryan was charged with several offenses, including aggravated assault, resisting an officer, and possession-related drug crimes, and he had outstanding warrants in Orleans and Jefferson parishes for violent acts involving family harm, endangering a minor, unlawful entry, as well as a previous conviction for armed robbery dating back to 2014.
- Sheriff Susan Hutson acknowledged the mistake as a breakdown in internal procedures and accepted full responsibility, emphasizing that such an incident was unacceptable and should not have occurred.
- Bryan remains at large as of July 29, 2025, with authorities urging the public to report information while the incident raises concerns about jail procedures and accountability.
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Who is Khalil Bryan? Inmate mistakenly released from New Orleans jail has long charge list
Orleans Parish Sheriff Susan Hutson is in the midst of fresh controversy after her office mistakenly released the wrong detainee from the parish jail in what she described as a clerical error.
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The prison in New Orleans released the wrong prisoner. He was confused with the one who had to leave prison because he shared the same family name.
In Louisiana, a manhunt is under way to find a dangerous prisoner. The individual did not escape, but was mistakenly released from the New Orleans prison. Ten prisoners had already escaped in a rogue manner from the same prison last May. - New escape to New Orleans: this detainee left the prison due to an error of name (International).
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