A woman used a T-shirt gun to smuggle Oklahoma prison fence, authorities say

Kerri Jo Hickman was suspected of smuggling into a penitentiary, conspiracy and drug trafficking, authorities said.
(Beckham County Jail)

A woman from Oklahoma who was released from prison in January was back behind bars this week, accused of using a t-shirt gun to smuggle over a fence of the jail.

The suspect, identified as Kerri Jo Hickman of Oologah, used the device on Sunday morning to deliver a package containing cell phones, ear buds, marijuana, tobacco, a digital scale and methamphetamine, officials said. authorities.

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A T-shirt gun was used to shoot contraband over a prison fence, said an Oklahoma prison officer.
(Oklahoma Department of Corrections)

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After security officials at the North Fork Penitentiary Center in Sayre saw the parcel pass over the fence near a detainee housing unit, the prison authorities locked up the unit. . Shortly after, police officers from the Oklahoma highway intercepted Hickman's vehicle near the jail and found the gun for t-shirt and another plastic wrapper at the 39, inside his vehicle, reported KOTV-DT from Tulsa.

She was currently incarcerated in Beckham County Jail, suspected of smuggling into a penitentiary facility, conspiracy and drug trafficking.

Associated Press contributed to this report.