A 26-year-old prison officer, Cally White, got a suspended jail sentence for obsessively accessing inmate records—100 times total—for two prisoners, Ryan Hamid and David Blackburn, despite not being assigned to them. She dug into personal details and disciplinary history, even continuing contact with Hamid post-release under a fake name. This isn’t an isolated case: she’s the fifth female guard at Berwyn Prison in recent years to face misconduct charges, three of whom went to jail. The judge called her behavior “extremely foolish” but “extremely fortunate,” handing down a nine-month suspended sentence, community service, and court costs—a chilling warning about how corruption can slip through even the most educated hands.
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