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Inmate charged after ropes of tobacco, drugs found at Marshall County Jail
By waaytv.com- Rachel Keith
Published: 02/13/2019

According to Marshall County Sheriff Phil Sims, deputies found contraband being pulled into the jail through an air vent.

Sims said deputies routinely patrol the outside of the jail. During one of these checks, a deputy saw small packages wrapped in black electrical tape formed into a rope being pulled into an air vent.

The deputy began pulling back on the package and got into a tug of war with the inmate on the other side. Another deputy went into the jail and discovered inmate Luke Couch was pulling the packages from inside his cell.

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