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SAN BERNARDINO, Ca. – Two women and one inmate were arrested for attempting to send narcotics into a jail, authorities said.

Pierre Cambrelen, a 36-year-old Central Detention Center inmate, Jessica Gomez, 34, of Ontario, and Heather Christy, 29, of Montclair, were learned to be associated with a greeting card with black tar heroin that was caught during the jails mail screening process on September 13, 2019. Authorities said that the heroin was elaborately concealed within the card that was being sent to Cambrelen.

Jessica Gomez and Heather Christy were learned to be responsible for sending the card and concealing the illicit drugs inside. On October 1, 2019, search warrants were served at residences in the cities of Montclair and Ontario which led to the arrest of Gomez and Christy for PC 182/PC 4573-Conspiracy to send narcotics into a jail facility. The search warrants led to the discovery of additional evidence related to the conspiracy, as well as possession of stolen property and possession of narcotics.

A supplemental booking was completed for Cambrelen who now faces the additional charges. Christy and Gomez are currently in-custody in lieu of $100,000 bail. Camrelen is currently being held without bail for unrelated charges.