Justin Petty pleaded guilty to multiple federal offenses at a plea hearing Monday.
SACRAMENTO — A former employee for a packaging company that sent commissary to California prisoners has admitted to secretly outfitting a package with heroin, methamphetamine, saw blades, and other contraband, knowing full well it was going to members of the Aryan Brotherhood.
In 2016, Petty worked for a packaging company called Golden State, which shipped commissary orders to California prisoners, when he agreed to ship contraband to California State Prison Sacramento, according to the plea agreement. He was in contact with Aryan Brotherhood members at that prison and High Desert State Prison who used contraband cellphones, the agreement says.
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