Christopher Sadowski Compres was one of the nine corrections officers arrested on corruption charges. Alec Tabak The former corrections officer did apologize for his actions. “I cannot stop thinking of how embarrassing it is to stand in this courthouse, from someone coming from a family that has never been in this situation to someone giving advice to never do wrong again.” The job Compres once dreamed about was actually a depressing experience.
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“I take full responsibility for my actions, and once again, I’m very sorry,” he said.
I thank the Lord every day that no one was hurt as a result of what I did. “My selfish actions put many individuals in potential danger. “I’m very sorry for the actions I partook in,” Compress said in a statement he read in court Thursday. He is due to surrender to authorities on June 6 to begin his sentence, and will be on probation for three years after his release, US District Judge Paul Engelmayer said in court in Lower Manhattan.Ĭompres, a former Department of Correction worker, faced up to two years in prison after he was arrested on but cut a deal with prosecutors in November. Miguel Compres, 36, pocketed more than $7,000 for sneaking the contraband - including marijuana laced with K2, several scalpels and phones - to inmates at the Manhattan Detention Complex over a 10-month period, federal prosecutors said. $40 cigarettes, $6K iPhones: What smuggled goods cost in prisonĪ disgraced Big Apple correction officer was hit with a six-month prison sentence Thursday for smuggling blades, drugs, cigarettes and cellphones to inmates in exchange for hefty bribes. NYC jail guard pleads guilty to raking in sick pay while bowling
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