A nurse at a jail has been arrested for allegedly giving medication to an inmate without proper authorization. The nurse, Shakimia Johnson, is accused of providing the medication to Caleb Sims. It is reported that Johnson and Sims had a preexisting romantic relationship.
Surveillance video appears to show Johnson giving Sims the medication. The type of medication involved has not been specified. Johnson has been charged and her bond has been set at $10,000.
Further details about the incident are available from the sheriff's office, which investigated the matter and made the arrest.
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