A prison guard in Connecticut has been arrested on felony charges after he allegedly sold a phone and drugs to inmates and collected payment through a cash transfer app.
Noe Agramonte, 29, of Meriden, worked at Cheshire Correctional Institution. He's now charged with the conveyance of unauthorized items into the jail.The Connecticut State Police say that on Jan. 28, 2021 troopers were called to the jail after an inmate was caught with marijuana.
The inmate also had a piece of paper with "Have your peoples go to a Cash App and send it to this # 203 808 6233."
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