Georgia Corrections Officer Accused of Smuggling $30k Into Prison For Her Prison-Bae

A correctional officer in Georgia was caught smuggling almost $30,000 to an inmate she was romantically involved with, according to reports,

The money was allegedly used by a prison crime ring to bribe guards at Smith State Prison in Glenville.

Vic Reynolds, the director of the GBI, told WSBTV-2 about the indictment, “I’m not talking about $100 or $500. I’m talking about $29,000 that they brought into the state prison system.”

According to Reynolds, the money was intercepted.

Deivon Waller, the alleged vice president of a criminal organization inside the prison known as the Yves Saint Laurent Squad, is also charged in the indictment from June 28. At that time, GBI reported that Moore and Waller were romantically involved while Moore was an officer and Waller was an inmate.