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Sophisticated drug smuggling conspiracy busted at English prisons

Summarised from 3 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 31 Oct, 08:16 · Archive

Officers at HMP Lindholme have dismantled a conspiracy to smuggle drugs into prisons nationwide using everyday food items as cover.

Officers at HMP Lindholme, a South Yorkshire prison, have dismantled a sophisticated conspiracy to smuggle drugs and other contraband into English prisons nationwide.

The scheme used everyday food items as concealment for the illegal goods. Pot Noodles, packets of biscuits and tinned hot dogs were among the items used to hide contraband intended for distribution across prisons in England.

The operation represents a significant discovery by prison staff in tackling organised attempts to introduce drugs and prohibited items into the prison system.

Sophisticated drug smuggling conspiracy busted at English prisons
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