US EditionDealer's DNA on Hugo Boss flip flops brought down a prison boss - Liverpool Echo
- Kerri Pegg, a prison governor, was found guilty on April 8 at Preston Crown Court for misconduct and possession of criminal property.
- Pegg's downfall began with an inappropriate relationship with Anthony Saunderson, a major crime figure she met while he was incarcerated.
- Saunderson, who ran his drug empire via EncroChat under the handle "Jesse Pinkman", was later jailed for 35 years for drug offenses.
- Evidence included Saunderson's DNA on items at Pegg's apartment and a Mercedes C-class worth £12,000, paid for with 34kg of amphetamines.
- Pegg's actions, including failing to disclose debts and helping Saunderson secure release, constituted a breach of trust, damaging public confidence.
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Hugo Boss flipflops exposed prison governor's romance with drug kingpin
A court heard Pegg, described in court as, "petite, blonde and bubbly", had been fast-tracked into and then up the prison service, quickly climbing the career ladder from graduate entrant to prison governor in six years.
·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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