Pigeons fly cell phones into Brazilian prison  — Inmates have
devised an innovative way to smuggle in cell phones into a
prison farm in Brazil: carrier pigeons.  Guards at the Danilio
Pinheiro prison near the southeastern city of Sorocaba noticed a
pigeon resting on an electric wire with a small cloth bag tied
to one of its legs last week.  "The guards nabbed the bird after
luring it down with some food and discovered components of a
small cell phone inside the bag," police investigator Celso
Soramiglio said Tuesday.  One day later, another pigeon was
spotted dragging a similar bag inside the prison's exercise
yard. Inside the bag was the cell phone's charger, Soramiglio
said.  The birds were apparently bred and raised inside the
prison, smuggled out, outfitted with the cell phone parts and
then released to fly back.  "Pigeons instinctively fly back
home, always," the investigator said.  Soramiglio said that
police have not discovered who raised the pigeons nor the name
of the inmate who was going to receive