Former county corrections officer pleads guilty in contraband smuggling operation
Annapolis – A former county corrections officer pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges stemming from a contraband smuggling operation at Jennifer Road Detention Center in Annapolis. James Newsome, 25, of St. Mary’s County, is the fourth and final former corrections officer to plead guilty in Anne Arundel Circuit Court to charges stemming from contraband smuggling at Jennifer Road Detention Center.
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