A Jamaican instructor is amongst two girls charged for allegedly smuggling contraband into the Black River police lock-up on Saturday.
Charged are 52-year-old instructor, Maudlyn Nelson Forrester, of St Mary’s district, Munro in St Elizabeth, and 41-year-old shopkeeper, Tracey-Ann Campbell, of Crawltop district in Riversdale, St Catherine.
The ladies have been charged with introducing contraband right into a penal establishment. They’re scheduled to seem within the Santa Cruz Resident Magistrates Courtroom on Tuesday.
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In response to police studies, the objects delivered by the ladies in containers included one cellphone, cigarettes, tobacco, ganja, lighter, and 3-inch concrete nails.
Throughout an operation often known as “Crack Down” on the facility, the Black River police reportedly discovered the objects as they searched meals containers for inmates.
Coleridge Minto, Performing Superintendent, and Commanding Officer for the parish of St Elizabeth, warns that folks mustn’t try to take contraband into the lock-ups as they are going to be prosecuted.
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