Kent County attorney Jayne Carver has been accused of smuggling drugs into the Central Michigan Correctional Facility in early August. Officials say she attempted to deliver controlled substances to a client during a routine meeting.
According to officials, Carver attempted to smuggle 45 grams of white powder, 68 grams of a waxy, brown substance, and 211 Suboxone strips. Michigan State Police say additional substances were found inside of her vehicle after the incident.
Carver now faces 4 felony counts: 2 counts for delivery of controlled substances, 1 for the delivery of contraband inside a prison, and 1 for possession of controlled substances.
If convicted, Carver could see a maximum of 49 years in prison as well as over $50,000 in fines.
Carver is set for arraignment in the 29th Circuit Court in Ithaca on Monday, Oct. 27th.
