Former Deerbolt officer given suspended sentence over relationship with prisoner
A love letter found during a search of her car in the prison car park exposed the officer’s relationship with a man in her care.
A love letter found during a search of her car in the prison car park exposed the officer’s relationship with a man in her care.
A judge suspended her sentence for misconduct in public office, citing her youth and asking why a 19-year-old had been sent to work in the high-security prison.
Two women officers at HMP Buckley Hall admitted misconduct in a public office after forming romantic relationships with two brothers held at the prison. They received sentences of 16 and 13 months.
A prison administrator who shared information about a man who later absconded has received 21 months for misconduct in a public office, though the court heard of no evidence it helped him escape.
A woman who admitted misconduct in a public office over a months-long relationship with a prisoner has avoided an immediate jail term. The man also received a suspended sentence.
A 42-year-old prison custody officer admitted misconduct in public office after monitoring of a prisoner’s emails revealed intimate pictures she had sent him.
The woman, who called herself “the prisoner’s version of Deliveroo”, received five years and three months after admitting misconduct in a public office.
Mesut Olgun met the criteria for constant supervision when he arrived at the prison in 2018, but staff placed him on four checks an hour, and a night patrol officer failed to make them.
Courts have jailed five women who worked at English prisons for misconduct involving male prisoners, in separate cases that led to sentences totalling more than 11 years.