Brooklyn federal prison officer indicted in alleged bribery scheme to smuggle contraband

A local news story from New York, reported by amNewYork.

Local News · New York · October 14, 2026

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A federal correctional officer at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center has been indicted on charges ot accepting bribes from inmates and their associates in exchange for allegedly smuggling contraband into the facility, according to federal prosecutors.

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