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2. Prison Smuggling Can Be a Pain
MugshotIn March 2011, Earl Lee Vogt was sentenced and sent directly to jail for nearly four years on a narcotics conviction. Soon after he was locked up various smuggled items were found in his cell.
Lake County, Ca. correctional officers uncovered a Kyocera cell phone, Mp3 player, ear bud headphones, tobacco, marijuana and $140 in cash. When asked how he managed to get all the items into his prison cell, Vogt claimed he got the marijuana from another inmate by trading another Mp3 player and that he hid the other items in his rectum.
Vogt was charged with smuggling a controlled substance into prison and unauthorized possession of a wireless communication device.
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