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JACK CAIN, 28, FROM LIVERPOOL, WAS DUE TO VISIT A LAG AT HMP STOKE HEATH IN SHROPSHIRE 12:48, 30 May 2025 A man has been sentenced to four months behind bars after he was found trying to
take a drug into HMP Stoke Heath in Shropshire. Jack Cain, 28, from Liverpool, was visiting the prison, a men’s prison and young offender institution near Market Drayton, when he was found
to be in possession of 80g of cannabis resin. The discovery was made by West Mercia Police officers before Cain was able to enter the prison. READ MORE: BLAZE ERUPTS AT OLD PUB AS 40
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READ MORE: ARRESTS AND BOY, 13, HAS BIKE CRUSHED AFTER POLICE TARGET 'ILLEGAL AND DANGEROUS' RIDERS He was swiftly arrested at the scene on December 17, last year. Cain was later
charged with attempting to convey a list A article into a prison. He later admitted the charged and was sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court on Wednesday, May 28. Police said the sentence
sends out a strong message "to anyone who thinks they can sneak drugs into our prisons that we will not tolerate this kind of behaviour." Speaking after the case, Detective
Constable Jo Heyes, Prison Crime Investigator for HMP Stoke Heath, said: “We welcome the sentence given to Cain by the judge as it sends a strong message to anyone who thinks they can sneak
drugs into our prisons that we will not tolerate this kind of behaviour. Article continues below GET BREAKING NEWS ON BIRMINGHAMLIVE WHATSAPP , CLICK THE LINK TO JOIN "We will do
everything in our power to put them before the courts. “We continue to work closely with HMP Stoke Heath and are committed to partnership working as the security of the prison estate is
paramount.”