Prison officer jailed for having sex with convicted killer and smuggling drugs in her knickers

A PRISON officer had sex with a killer and smuggled in steroids and phones in her knickers.
Gemma Farr, 37, romped with a lifer then agreed to get the banned items for other lags.
Gemma Farr was jailed for 3 years and 7 months for her role in the smuggling ringWMP
The prison officer repeatedly smuggled steroids and phones into HMP DovegateSWNS:South West News Service
Bosses got suspicious as she repeatedly nipped out of Dovegate jail, Staffs.
Investigators discovered Farr regularly met Peter Cochrane, 58, in a pub car park nearby, who gave her phones and steroids to take into the prison.

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She stashed the items in her underwear before returning to work and handing them to criminals.
Farr, of Draycott, Derbys, got three years and seven months’ jail at Birmingham crown court after admitting conspiring to take prohibited items into jail.
A misconduct in a public office charge was left on file.

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Major security alert at Wigan jail after search uncovers bomb-making kit and kill list

A MAJOR security alert was sparked at a jail when “bomb-making equipment and a kill list” were found in a cell.
Anti-terror cops were called in after a search uncovered wires, circuit boards and foil blankets following a tip-off.
News Group Newspapers Ltd The bomb-making kit and kill list were discovered at Hindley prison in Wigan[/caption]
A police spokesperson said: “Police were called shortly before 6pm to HMP Hindley on Saturday 1 December 2018, to reports that suspicious items were found in a cell.
“Specialist police officers attended and deemed the items were not suspicious.”
There was also a list of names, suspected to be targets.
News Group Newspapers Ltd Anti-terror police decided that the equipment found at the prison wasn’t a threat[/caption]

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A source said: “The potential threat was taken seriously.
“But anti-terror police checked out the hoard and decided that it wasn’t a threat.”
A man was moved to a “separation unit” at Hindley prison, Wigan.

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