Woman jailed for smuggling five different drugs into Wakefield prison in her bra
She also had a mobile phone on her
A woman who tried to smuggle a smorgasbord of drugs into prison has been locked up.
Amy Russell was found with the mix of substances in her bra she tried to get into HMP New Hall.
She was wanted on recall in September last year and when she was brought in, officers decided to search her, Leeds Crown Court heard.
In her bra they found a small mobile phone and a package containing the cocktail of drugs.
It included small amounts of cocaine, codeine, paper coated in spice, pregabalin and the opioid medication, buprenorphine.
The 32-year-old was then caught with another mobile phone and a charger in November last year while serving in HMP Foston Hall in Derbyshire.
The court heard that Russell, who appeared in court over a video link from HMP Foston Hall, admitted multiple offences of conveying prohibited articles into prison.
Little mitigation was offered by her barrister.
Judge Penelope Belcher gave her a new 32-month jail sentence.