Texas jail vendor worker arrested for allegedly offering medication to inmates

An out of doors vendor worker on the Tarrant County Jail in Texas has been arrested for allegedly offering medication to inmates.

Aaliyah Lyles faces drug fees and possession of a prohibited substance or merchandise in a correctional facility, FOX 4 Information Dallas reviews. 

The suspect was arrested final month after an inmate was taken to the hospital for what was believed to have been a narcotics overdose. The inmate survived. 

Investigators say a number of interviews accused Lyles of bringing medication into the jail.

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Aaliyah Lyles is dealing with drug fees and possession of a prohibited substance or merchandise in a correctional facility.
(Supplied by FOX 4 Information Dallas)

The investigation led the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Workplace to study extra in regards to the loss of life of 23-year-old inmate Trelynn Wormley, who died at a hospital on July 20.

Wormley, who had been in custody since January, had a historical past of psychological sickness, in keeping with his mom. 

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“Investigators stated Wormley ‘could have taken an unlawful narcotic that had been smuggled into the jail,’” FOX 4 reviews.