Michigan corrections officer and accomplice arrested in drug smuggling case

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A Michigan corrections officer, Andre Taylor, and accomplice Edward King have been arrested for attempting to smuggle $443,000 worth of drugs into a correctional facility. They were arraigned in court following an investigation by state police. The investigation began after the Michigan Department of Corrections received a tip about Taylor's involvement. Detectives conducted traffic stops and searches, leading to the seizure of a large amount of illegal contraband and cash from Taylor. Both suspects have posted bond after their arraignment. Taylor's bond is set at $25,000, while King's is $150,000. They are scheduled to return to court on February 25.


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