The Forbidden Romance Uncovered
Ruth Shmylo, a 26-year-old prison officer, faces accusations of engaging in a five-month affair with Harri Pullen, a 25-year-old drug dealer incarcerated in a category B prison.
Reports claim their alleged relationship involved phone sex and emotional discussions, raising concerns about misconduct in her role.
The Relationship Unfolds
Shmylo and Pullen’s purported affair commenced when he passed her a mobile number, leading to intimate conversations described as ‘teenage’ style chats.
After Shmylo’s dismissal from her custody officer position at Parc Prison in Bridgend, Pullen was relocated to HMP Manchester, continuing their communications by adding her to his calls list.
Recorded Calls Reveal Emotional Confessions
During court proceedings, recorded conversations between Shmylo and Pullen were disclosed, exposing emotional conversations where Shmylo mentioned a desire to relocate to Australia, leaving Pullen visibly upset and in tears. Pullen expressed his love for her and begged her not to leave, promising to provide her with what she deserves once released.
Allegations and Defense Statements
Court documents also highlighted accusations against Shmylo, alleging her involvement in illicit phone calls and emotional exchanges with Pullen, leading to her dismissal from Parc Prison.
Shmylo’s defense lawyer emphasized her vulnerability to manipulation by Pullen, citing his criminal history and high-risk status within the prison.
The Trial Continues
Shmylo, denying the allegations of misconduct in a public office, remains on trial as the case unfolds, shedding light on the intricate details of her alleged relationship with Pullen while serving as a prison officer. The trial continues to address the nature of their interactions and the implications on Shmylo’s professional conduct.
This report is based on court proceedings and ongoing legal developments surrounding the case, subject to updates as the trial progresses.
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