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Woman gets 3 years for trafficking drugs in chocolate eggs at RCMP detachment in Sask.

A guard who smuggled drugs hidden in chocolate eggs into an RCMP detachment in Saskatchewan has been sentenced to three years in prison. Google Maps

A guard who smuggled drugs hidden in chocolate eggs into an RCMP detachment in Saskatchewan has been sentenced to three years in prison.

Bonny Maddaford, who is 45, pleaded guilty last month to trafficking cocaine, trafficking marijuana and breach of trust.

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READ MORE: Former Sask. RCMP guard expected to get jail time for trafficking

Maddaford worked at the RCMP rural detachment in Yorkton and used Kinder Eggs to pass marijuana, cocaine, tobacco and money to prisoners.

She was charged last fall following an investigation.

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