By Associated Press - Thursday, May 11, 2017

DOVER, Del. (AP) - A former Delaware prison guard charged with smuggling drugs and cellphones to inmates at the maximum security prison in Smyrna in return for bribes has agreed to enter a guilty plea in the case.

A federal judge on Wednesday scheduled a change of plea hearing for May 30 for Thomas Nadill Boyce Jr.

Boyce and fellow guard Paul Hursey were charged last year with extortion.



A third guard, Lorraine Mosley, also was charged last year with smuggling a cellphone to an inmate at the women’s prison in New Castle in return for a bribe.

Boyce is accused- in court documents- of conspiring with inmates and their associates to smuggle cellphones, heroin, and marijuana into the prison in exchange for money.

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