Oklahoma Corrections Officer Arrested for Smuggling Contraband

Two correctional officers in Oklahoma have been arrested for their involvement in contraband smuggling operations. Casey Slone, a former detention officer at the Oklahoma County Detention Center, was fired after allegedly attempting to smuggle K2-laced papers and other contraband into a state prison, facing charges including carrying a weapon into jail. Meanwhile, Glenda Page, a 52-year-old officer at the Mack Alford Correctional Center, was apprehended on November 15 after an investigation revealed her participation in supplying narcotics, tobacco, and other illegal items to inmates. Page admitted her involvement during questioning and was booked into Atoka County Jail with a $150,000 bond. The investigations into both cases are ongoing, with authorities indicating that further arrests may follow. Both incidents highlight the ongoing issue of contraband smuggling within correctional facilities in Oklahoma.