Pedro Kline Gets 4 Months

An inmate at the McKean Federal Correctional Institution in Bradford, Pennsylvania has been sentenced to 4 additional months in prison for possessing contraband. Pedro Kline, 25, pleaded guilty to the charge and was sentenced by United States District Judge David S. Cercone.

The sentence is to be served consecutively to the sentence Kline is currently serving. According to information presented to the court, Kline was in possession of contraband, namely, marijuana, from on or about May 11, 2013 to on or about May 13, 2013.

The case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Christian A. Trabold on behalf of the government. The investigation was led by Officers of the McKean Federal Correctional Institution, who were commended by U.S. Attorney David J. Hickton for their work in the case.

The sentencing of Pedro Kline serves as a reminder that possessing contraband in prison is a serious offense. The federal government takes these cases seriously and will prosecute inmates who break the law while behind bars.

In this case, Kline’s decision to possess marijuana in prison has resulted in an additional 4 months in jail. The sentence will be served consecutively to his current sentence, meaning that Kline will have to complete his current sentence before starting the new one.

The prosecution of Pedro Kline is an example of the federal government’s commitment to enforcing the law and maintaining order in the prison system. U.S. Attorney Hickton praised the officers involved in the investigation, saying that their work led to the successful prosecution of Kline.

The McKean Federal Correctional Institution is a federal prison located in Bradford, Pennsylvania. The prison is designed to house inmates who are serving sentences for federal crimes. The institution has a strict set of rules and regulations in place to maintain order and ensure the safety of both inmates and staff.