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One or more Sheriff's deputies or civilian employees inside the Los Angeles County Jail aided an alleged cocaine dealer's escape from custody, Sheriff Sherman Block said yesterday. Block said a computer message directing jailers to release William Londono could only have been generated by one of the nearly 70 deputies and civilians assigned to the jail the morning of Londono's Aug. 25 escape. It is also clear, Block said, that someone inside the jail assisted Londono once he left his jail cell to avoid a series of checkpoints where his release would have been reviewed and found to be in error. Any jail employee who could have been even remotely involved is being interviewed, Block said. No action has been taken.