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Despite prison authorities trying tirelessly to prevent the smuggling of illegal articles into the prison’s walls, a young woman was caught on Monday last, attempting to commit the illegal act.She appeared before acting Chief Magistrate Priya Beharry yesterday at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court to answer to the charge of taking a prohibited article into the prison without lawful authority.The unrepresented woman pleaded guilty.According to police prosecutor Lionel Harvey on January 24,Cheap Jerseys Free Shipping, last, at the Camp Street penitentiary Anastasia Norville attempt to smuggled a cellular phone that was concealed in items that were intended to be delivered to a prisoner.Magistrate Beharry after listening to the facts of the matter,Cheap NFL Jerseys Authentic, give Norville the option of paying $25,000 fined or an alternative of three months in jail.Contrary to a report,Cheap Jerseys, in relation to this same issue, published in yesterday’s edition, captioned “Jarvis Small’s wife,Cheap Jerseys Online, attempts to smuggle cell phone into prison”,Discount Football Jerseys, this newspaper was informed that Mrs. Small was not the person arrested for the offence. Kaieteur News apologises for any inconvenience caused by this erroneous publication.Also making his first court appearance before the same Magistrate was Iroshy Zapata, a Venezuelan who was caught fishing in Guyana’s waters without a valid licence.During yesterday’s hearing, the court provided the accused with an interpreter.Zapata, through his interpreter, told the court that he was innocent of the charges brought before him.  He was not represented by an attorney.Police prosecutor Lionel Harvey told the court that on January 19, last,Cheap Jerseys China, at thirty-eight miles North up the Berbice River, coast guard ranks on patrol found Zapata and seven other men fishing in Guyana’s waters.As a result of them failing to produce a valid fishing document, they were arrested.Harvey objected to bail citing the fact that the accused has no relatives in Guyana and if granted bail will want to flee the jurisdiction.Magistrate Beharry adjourned the case until January 31, and transferred the matter to the New Amsterdam Magistrate’s Court, but not before the accused requested to be allowed to stay on his vessel until the matter is called again. The magistrate informed him that his request could not be granted.