A prison governor has denied having a relationship with a drug boss despite Hugo boss slippers and a toothbrush that wears his DNA that was found in her flat.
Divorcee Kerri Pegg, 42, also denied that she accepted an £ 12,000 Mercedes car from Anthony Saunderson, which she had approved for temporary release from HMP Kirkham where she was governor, a jury heard.
PEGG had been a 'rising star' in the prison service, who in six years climb the career ladder of graduated participant in prison prison, the Preston Crown Court was told.
But the 42-year-old, described in court as 'petite, blond and bubbles', did not play according to the rules, it is said.
It is said that she started a relationship with Saunderson, known at Criminal Associates such as 'Jesse Pinkman', the meth-falling character of TV's Breaking Bad.
Barbara Louise-Webster, persecution, the jury showed the slippers who were found in Pegg's apartment and said that Saunderson had visited her.
“A number of times, because you had a relationship?” Mrs. Webster added.
“No,” Pegg replied.
Pegg (depicted extra dish) had been a 'rising star' in the prison service and climb the career ladder of graduated participant in prison in six years
Drug boss Anthony Saunderson whose DNA was found on slippers and a toothbrush in the house of the female prison
Kerri Pegg, 42, who is accused of Saunderson of having a relationship while serving time at HMP Kirkham in Lancashire
Mrs. Webster continued: 'That is the reason that there is a toothbrush with his DNA on it, in your flat.
“You accept that the Hugo boss slippers in your flat are DNA and your DNA?”
“Yes,” replied Pegg.
“What size are you?” Said Webster.
“I, I am size four,” replied Pegg.
Adjacators claim, together with the personally involved in a convicted person and accepting a car of his, Pegg lived outside her means and became debt.
They say that she has not declared three district judge of her published against her, even though she was obliged to do this, because making civil servants are more vulnerable to corruption.
Pegg denies all offenses and told the jury members that she had been 'incredibly stupid', but did not think she had done something wrong.
The police grabbed the Mercedes C Class salon outside her house when the police dived in November 2019.
In her apartment in Orrell, Wigan, together with the slippers and toothbrush they found designer clothing, shoes, handbags and jewelry.
PEGG depicted Outisde Preston Crown Court, where it is accused of two counts of misconduct in a public office and one count of possession of criminal property
Pegg had been a 'rising star' in the prison service, who in six years climb the career ladder of graduated participant in the prison prison, Preston Crown Court (photo) was told
In November 2014, Saunderson was sentenced to 10 years for conspiracy of drugs and money laundering.
In June 2017 he was moved to HMP Kirkham, and later Pegg, a governor there, would have violated the prison rules by signing his temporary release for Time in custody, without the correct authority.
Saunderson served his sentence and was released on May 22, 2019 from Kirkham.
But two months later he became involved in another conspiracy to deliver drugs.
He was identified as the boss of a drug gang and was called the name Jesse Pinkman on the Encrochat -Coded mobile phone network, used by organized crime gangs.
At the same time, in July 2019, the court heard that the newly released Saunderson was contracted by some prisons to run a project entitled Breaking Alcohol and Drug dependence.
Pegg, who was the regional official coordinating drug strategy in six prisons in northwestern England and 'passionate about the Badd project, did not consider Saunderson as an ex-bite but a' colleague 'and said that this explained her contact with him while working on the project.
Later, when the police cracked the Encrochat system, this revealed the drug trafficking of Saunderson and his alleged relationship with PEGG.
PEGG denies two counts of misconduct in a public office, one by having a relationship with Saunderson and the second by not making the judgments of the provincial court on its debts known.
She also denies one count of possessing criminal property, the Mercedes car, from Saunderson.
The process was postponed until Friday morning.
