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A father’s desperate act to ease his son’s prison pain backfired spectacularly: Thomas McMahon, 64, tried to smuggle 14 painkillers into HMP Full Sutton hidden in a crisp packet, sparking a prison security alert. Though the drugs were prescribed for him and his son Joseph—convicted of murdering Ashley Dale—McMahon’s lawyer argued it was a tragic, one-time lapse from a man with no prior drug offenses. The judge, Recorder Taryn Turner, condemned the risk drugs pose in high-security prisons, especially with dangerous inmates inside. McMahon received a six-month suspended sentence, 120 hours of unpaid work, and 15 days of rehab. Joseph Peers, serving 41 years for the murder, remains behind bars.
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