Four female prison guards were arrested and charged after becoming pregnant from the same prison inmate

Four female prison guards were arrested and charged after becoming pregnant from the same prison inmate, according to police reports in Baltimore. Maryland.

Police learned about the four female prison guards after busting a major smuggling gang within the prison system.

Two of the women had the prisoner’s name tattooed on their bodies and he showered them with expensive gifts, cars and jewelry.
The four women were among 25 people facing federal charges, including 13 additional female prison guards.

The scheme involved smuggling drugs and cell phones into the Detention Center in the city of Baltimore.
U.S. Attorney Rod Rosenstein said the 25 defendants participated in the management of the activities of the Black Guerrilla Family, a prison gang, from prison in the city of Baltimore.

Thirteen female prison officers, seven inmates and five alleged accomplices are accused of extortion, money laundering and possession of drugs with intent to distribute.

“This is an outrage, as the prisoners are supposed to suffer behind bars and learn not to engage in criminal activity. Instead, we have correction officers helping criminals continue their criminal activity while still in prison. How could this be going on in Baltimore?” Kenny Tang, 52, of Baltimore, Maryand told YourJewishNews.com after learning about the pregnant correction officers.

Authorities said the 13 have been suspended without pay and the department is moving to dismiss them.
The statement said that prison officials helped members of the notorious Black Guerrilla Family gang smuggle cell phones, marijuana, prescription pills and cigarettes into the jail to sell to other inmates and make thousands of dollars.

Four prison officials, Jennifer Owens, Katera Stevenson, Chania Brooks and Tiffany Linder, also faces charges after allegedly becoming pregnant from an inmate.