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Prairie County Prisoners Test Positive For Drugs

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
Four prisoners serving time in the Prairie County Jail were remanded to the Department of Correction after failing a random drug test Friday afternoon. Clay Brummett and Garry Hill, both 44; Robert Hughes, 28, and Daniel Zarlingo, 38, were part of the state`s 309 program which allows prisoners to work in the jail under supervision. The men were considered model prisoners despite being convicted on drug-related charges. Prairie County Sheriff Riley Seevers wouldn`t say what drugs the men tested positive for or how they got the drugs. An investigation is ongoing.

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