Overview
- Kayleigh Robson, 29, denied a misconduct in public office charge alleging intimate relationships with prisoners at HMP Peterborough.
- Prosecutors say she conspired to smuggle cannabis and tobacco into the prison and became involved in a money laundering arrangement.
- Robson appeared at Cambridge Crown Court alongside Adam Hussain, Ashley Neal, and Roy Shalliker, who all denied the contraband conspiracy.
- Hussain and Neal also pleaded not guilty to money laundering, and all defendants were granted bail ahead of a two-week trial starting April 19, 2027 at Huntingdon Crown Court.
- Two further defendants are due to appear at later hearings, with the alleged conduct dated between June 2020 and April 2021 at the Category B privately run facility.