A fight between inmates at Sydney's Long Bay Jail has been broken up by guards using tear gas. 9News
The incident broke out about 12.30pm in the prison's hospital.Video filmed from the 9News helicopter shows inmates laying down with their hands behind their backs.The prison is in Sydney's south-east, near Malabar.
Notorious inmates include former NSW Police detective Roger Rogerson, and serial gang rapist Bilal Skaf.
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