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Two inmates schemed to smuggle drugs into a New Mexico prison, using a counselor as their inside man—until U.S. Marshals and the FBI busted them. A 26-year-old prisoner teamed up with a 45-year-old woman already wanted for fentanyl trafficking. The counselor was caught with 50 grams of meth and 26 grams of suboxone, now facing distribution charges. Authorities are still working to bring the woman back from Arizona to face additional federal charges. This case exposes the high-stakes cat-and-mouse game law enforcement plays daily to keep prisons secure.
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