Ex-corrections officer gets 6 years in Baltimore jail contraband plot
Twenty-seven-year-old Travis Paylor of Baltimore was sentenced Friday in federal court in Baltimore
Associated Press
BALTIMORE — A former correctional officer at the Baltimore City Detention Center has been sentenced to more than 6 years in prison for his role in a conspiracy to smuggle contraband.
Twenty-seven-year-old Travis Paylor of Baltimore was sentenced Friday in federal court in Baltimore.
Prosecutors say Paylor's is the longest sentence given to a correctional officer in the conspiracy at the now-closed jail. Authorities say guards and others smuggled drugs and cellphones into the facility.
Forty people have been convicted in the conspiracy.
