Three female officers from same prison jailed over sexual affairs with inmates
07.01.2023 - 16:35
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Three female guards from the same prison have been sentenced behind bars for having illegal affairs with convicts. In less than four years, the three prison officers who worked at HMP Berwyn near Wrexham were jailed for engaging in sexual and romantic relationships with inmates.
The accused were found to have been sending pornographic images, having intercourse in cells and also sharing intimate phone calls, Liverpool Echo reports. Prison officers Emily Watson, Ayshea Gunn and Jennifer Gavan have now all been imprisoned for misconduct in public office.
Watson had a sexual relationship with drug dealer John McGee, who was given an eight year sentence for causing death by dangerous driving while trying to escape the police. The prison guard and McGee engaged in sexual intercourse in his cell multiple times, including on Christmas Day.
The pair kept in contact through a hidden iPhone 6 that the inmate kept stashed away inside a Play Station games console and Watson would send him nude images and videos of herself. Mold Crown Court heard that the 26-year-old prison officer, from Huddersfield, was 'naive' and believed she was in love with McGee.
Barrister Gerald Pachter stated that the defendant was fresh out of a long term relationship at the time of the crime and that in hindsight, she was disgusted by what she had done. He added that Watson was entirely aware of the effect her shameful behaviour had on the family of the man who was killed by McGee.
She was subsequently jailed for 12 months. Gunn, 27 was working as a probationary officer at the jail when she formed a relationship with Khuram Razaq who was serving time for an armed robbery.
The pair sent each other 'highly sexualised and pornographic' images along with other
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