Overview
- Natasha Wilson, 53, was sentenced at Hull Crown Court to 16 months after admitting bringing cannabis and Subutex into HMP Humber.
- Prison officers detained her when a package fell from under her skirt at the end of a visit to an inmate described in court papers as her stepson.
- Officers recovered a 67.2g block of cannabis and five Subutex tablets, a heroin substitute, worth about £4,000 inside the prison.
- Wilson told the court she dipped the cannabis in coffee to try to evade sniffer dogs and expected £500 of private dental work as payment.
- A judge said the offence undermined safety and discipline in prisons and ruled that only immediate custody was justified.