Female prison officer caught ‘being filmed having sex with inmate’

A female prison officer has been caught on camera allegedly having sex with an inmate.

Footage taken last week at the Category C Five Wells jail in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, reportedly shows the officer performing a sex act on the prisoner.

The pair then have sex, with the tattooed inmate filming the encounter.

It has been circulated among convicts in the prison, which houses men who are considered a moderate risk.

A source said the officer has ‘risked everything’ to have sex with the inmate,

They told The Sun:

‘The female warder is being incredibly stupid. She has risked everything and it has been reported to bosses so her career is effectively over.

‘I know they’re called screws but you can’t be sleeping with prisoners in your prison and definitely shouldn’t do it on camera.’

It comes after Linda De Sousa Abreu caused a sensation after she admitted to having sex with an inmate inside HMP Wandsworth.

The pair’s encounter went viral after De Sousa Abreu, who is married, was filmed having sex with inmate Linton Weirich, 36, in June as her radio crackles with messages in the background.

His cellmate records the encounter on his phone, saying: ‘This is how we roll in Wandsworth.’

Piles of clothes can be seen heaped over a bunk bed inside the cell.

A friend who is smoking while recording says: ‘Guys we’ve made history, this is what I’m telling you.’

Another prison officer narrowly avoided jail after having phone sex with two inmates.

Leanne Butcher became a student support officer in the education delivery department at HMP Swinfen Hall in Lichfield after seeing an advert on Facebook.

But the 31-year-old soon struck up an intimate relationship with convicted killer Junior Lukelo-Mami.

Around the same time, Butcher also developed a similar rapport with Tariq Dervan, who is currently serving an extended sentence for robbing the brothers of Premier League footballers Marcus Rashford and Trent Alexander-Arnold at gunpoint.

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