Prison officer, 23, facing jail herself after admitting affair with an inmate
Megan Breen initially denied the fling with the unnamed prisoner while working at two prisons, but later changed her plea and admitted the illicit affair behind bars.
Breen was working at both the category C jail HMP Usk and nearby open prison HMP Prescoed, both in Gwent, South Wales, when the offence was committed.
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