A bill of information filed in federal court claimed Algahim accepted money through mobile payments to smuggle marijuana, tequila, tobacco and a camera concealed in a pen to inmates at FCI Elkton.
Nasher Algahim, 38, entered guilty pleas before U.S. Magistrate Judge Amanda Knapp to a bill of information charging him with accepting bribes; providing marijuana to an inmate; providing alcohol to an inmate; providing video to an inmate; and two counts of providing tobacco to an inmate.