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Four women escape Sydney justice centre

Four female offenders nearing the end of their sentences for various crimes have escaped a facility in Sydney's west.

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Four women have escaped from a transitional justice centre in Sydney's west, police say.

Deanne Daley, 20, Jamie Duckett, 30, Jade Nykolyn, 30, and Vanessa Apoleski, aged 40, were last seen at Bolwarra Transitional Centre at Emu Plains around 4.30pm (AEST) on Saturday.

They were noticed missing around 7pm.

The centre is a residential facility for female offenders nearing the end of their sentences who are approved for day leave.

The women are serving sentences for a combination of drug, property, driving, fraud, robbery and assault offences.

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Police have searched the surrounding area, including railway stations and local licensed premises, and have also released their photos in a bid to capture them.

Anyone who might have seen the women or who know their whereabouts should contact triple-zero.


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