Police hunt inmate wrongly released from NSW prison

A manhunt is underway in Newcastle, New South Wales, to locate a prisoner who was mistakenly released earlier this week.

Kyle Quayle, aged 35, is serving time for offenses related to theft and assault.

Authorities accidentally released Quayle from a correctional facility on Tuesday, leading the police to issue a warrant for his arrest, as he is now considered unlawfully at large.

NSW prisoner Kyle Quayle, 35, was wrongly released on Tuesday, April 14. (NSW Police)

It is believed that Quayle remains in the Newcastle vicinity.

In their search efforts, police have distributed a photograph of Quayle to aid in his capture.

Quayle is identified as having an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander appearance, standing at 180 cm tall, with a medium build. He has black hair, brown eyes, and is currently unshaven.

Anyone with information about his whereabouts should call CrimeStoppers on 1800 333 000.

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