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Published 5 months ago

Omaha woman attempted to smuggle meth into Lincoln prison in her belly button, police say

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An Omaha woman was arrested after she allegedly smuggled drugs into the Lincoln prison for an inmate via her belly button. Alicia Cain said she bought the drugs and brought them into the prison by putting plastic-wrapped balls of meth inside of her bellybutton. Cain faces delivery of methamphetamine and conveying articles to an inmate charges.

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Omaha woman arrested after allegedly smuggling meth in her belly button for inmate

An Omaha woman was arrested after she allegedly smuggled drugs into the Lincoln prison for an inmate via her belly button.

5 months ago·Omaha, United States
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Omaha woman attempted to smuggle meth into Lincoln prison in her belly button, police say

An Omaha woman was charged Thursday after trying to pass methamphetamine to a Lincoln inmate during a visitation at the Reception and Treatment Center, according to court documents.

5 months ago·Cherokee County, United States
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