Ex-corrections officer sentenced for bribery  Monday -
7/29/2013, 8:00pm EDT  WASHINGTON (AP) -- A former corrections
officer has been sentenced to three months in jail for accepting
money to smuggle contraband into a Washington jail.  Forty-two-
year-old April Johnston was also sentenced to six months of home
detention in federal court in Washington on Monday.  Johnston
had pleaded guilty to bribery. According to government evidence,
Johnston, a corrections officer at the District of Columbia
Jail, had agreed to smuggle contraband into the jail to an
inmate.  Johnston was put in contact with someone she believed
was an associate the inmate but who was an undercover FBI agent.
Prosecutors say Johnston met the agent, received $1,000 and a
computer thumb drive, which she then smuggled into the facility.