A sneaky, illegal Easter card was received last weekend at the Monroe County Jail.
Monroe County Sheriff's Office announced the colorful, handmade card that arrived Saturday was scanned using a "VeroVision Mail Screener." The device has been used by the Sheriff's Office since 2019 to review inmates' incoming mail for illegal and controlled substances, authorities said in a release.
The device can detect more than 150 substances. During a scan Saturday of the Easter card, a Corrections officer noted it detected the narcotic acetyl fentanyl embedded inside, the Sheriff's Office said Monday.
"The matter is under further investigation with the anticipation of seeking charges against the individual who mailed the correspondence," the office said.
