A woman from Albany, New York, has pleaded guilty to mailing drug-soaked documents disguised as legal paperwork to prisons ...
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MyChamplainValley.com on MSNAlbany woman admits to sending drug-laced documents to inmatesMaya McIntosh, 33, is set to plead guilty to charges that include conspiracy to make, distribute and have a controlled ...
An Albany woman has pleaded guilty to mailing drug-soaked papers to inmates in prisons around New York, including the one in ...
Albany woman pleads guilty to distributing synthetic cannabinoids in prisons using attorney-stamped envelopes.
The recipients of the drug-soaked papers would not have been able to feel the drug's effects through the paper, an expert ...
A New York woman admitted to creatively smuggling cannabis into prisons all over New York State. Maya McIntosh of Albany ...
An Albany woman has admitted mailing letters soaked with cannabis to inmates at correctional facilities. Maya McIntosh, 33, ...
An Albany woman pleaded guilty Monday to lacing copy paper and business envelopes with synthetic marijuana and sending the ...
A New York woman pleaded guilty on Tuesday to mailing drug-soaked documents to correctional facilities, according to federal prosecutors.
McIntosh said she covered documents with the substance and put those documents into envelopes disguised as legal mail using ...
An Albany woman formally confessed to sending synthetic drugs into New York correctional facilities by disguising them as ...
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