Video: Female Prison Warder Filmed Kissing Inmate Inside Cell

A female prison warder was caught on tape getting intimate with a prison inmate at HMP Addiewell in West Lothian, Scotland.

A report by Daily Record reveals that the female prison warder was not aware she was been filmed by the inmate as the video showed her entering the cell and passionately kissed prisoner, Kevin Hogg.

Kevin Hogg was jailed for traffic offences and was serving three years in prison and he was set free in July. However, the female prison officer disclosed that she did not know Hogg was recording her when she entered his cell and immediately resigned from her job.

According to one insider as reported by The Sun: “She was under a lot of pressure to do it… She resigned last week after the video went viral, and her career is over.”

However, another prison source stated: “She would have panicked if this was an unwanted approach, but she didn’t. The video clearly shows that she was not coerced or scared. She is an eager participant.”

“The video was recorded a few weeks ago,” a prison source told the Daily Record.

“At first, it was thought he did it to blackmail her, but the fact that the video has gone viral suggests he did it for bragging rights.”

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