Prisoners have found a new way of getting contraband behind bars: Drones

The days of paying off guards and baking files into cakes are over: Now, contraband is being smuggled into U.S. prisons via drones. At the Lee Correctional Institution in Bishopville, South Carolina, security cameras picked up red lights late one night, and a guard went out to investigate. She saw a man running away into the forest, but it wasn't until later that a package with tobacco, a cellphone, and marijuana was found in the power lines, with a drone that crashed nearby. In the woods, they ...