The prison officer was dealing drugs. He was caught red-handed
A man was arrested red-handed with a phone and psychotropic substances
Quick Look
- A Prison Service officer working in the health service department of a prison was arrested red-handed with an undeclared mobile phone and psychotropic substances.
- He was charged with exceeding his powers and dealing large amounts of drugs, was temporarily arrested and suspended from his duties.
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Why It Matters
A Prison Service officer working in the health service department of the prison was detained during an inspection at the entrance to the building with an undeclared mobile phone and psychotropic substances. According to the findings of an RMF FM reporter, he had been distributing drugs among prisoners for several months.
The detainee worked in the health service department of the prison. He was caught red-handed during an inspection when he was entering the building - he had prohibited items with him: an undeclared mobile phone and psychotropic substances.
According to the findings of an RMF FM reporter, the officer had been distributing drugs among prisoners for several months. Investigators are now establishing his connections and checking where he obtained the drugs.
The officer was taken into custody
The man has already been temporarily arrested. He was previously charged with exceeding his powers to obtain benefits and drug trafficking. The drug charge mentions a large quantity of narcotics.
His superiors also initiated professional consequences against the officer. Disciplinary proceedings were initiated and the man was suspended from his duties.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Disciplinary proceedings will end with the officer's disciplinary dismissal
Likely · Within weeks
Investigators will determine the source of the drugs and possible accomplices
Possible · Within weeks
Open Questions
- Where did the officer obtain the drugs?
- What exactly were his connections to other people?
- What was the exact amount of drugs alleged in the charge?
