This article originally published at Ex-Texas corrections officer caught smuggling in wings for $50.

The charge brought against the Travis County officer is "contraband in a correctional facility," a Class B misdemeanor.

Deputies did not say if the exchange was part of an ongoing arrangement, nor how much cash or chicken was involved.

A Travis County corrections officer has been fired and charged for providing an inmate with chicken wings in exchange for money, says the sheriff's office.

Ward County Oct. 13 Mario Alejandro Ponciano, 30, Dallas, Texas, false information or report to law enforcement (Class A misdemeanor), $500 in court fines and fees. Krystal Dawn Knoke, 35, Minot, tampering with,

Newton County removed its restrictions Monday morning, according to Newton County Judge Ronald J. Cochran. Jefferson and Hardin counties lifted theirs on Sunday.

The Odessa Police Department has arrested a 19-year-old man in connection with a major crash that injured multiple people in Northwest Odessa last week. According to OPD, Jonah Ray Huitron was charged with intoxication assault,

TRAVIS COUNTY, Texas (KXAN) – A correctional officer with the Travis County Sheriff’s Office in Texas has been charged with bringing contraband items into the county’s correctional facility in Austin. The contraband items in question? Chicken wings.

Seven students are facing charges after a massive brawl at Highlands High School last month that left a staff member injured, according to an arrest affidavit.

The Odessa Police Department arrested 20-year-old Rock Junior Gonzalez this morning for possession of Marijuana – a Class B Misdemeanor, and Unlawful Possession