Two former corrections officers arrested

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — Two former DeKalb County corrections officers are facing criminal charges for allegedly getting involved with inmates.

Shanik Bishop, 26, and Nardia Reynolds, 30, were arrested Wednesday at their homes. %

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The DeKalb County Sheriff's Office says Bishop provided marijuana to an inmate. She's charged with felony violation of oath by a public officer and felony crossing guard lines with a weapon, liquor or drugs.

DeKalb County says Bishop had worked at the county jail for six months before being fired.

Reynolds is charged with sexual assault against a person in custody and violation of oath by a public officer. The county says Reynolds had worked at the county jail for two years before being fired.

"We have no tolerance for anyone who violates the law," DeKalb County Sheriff Jeff Mann said.

Channel 2's Nerftiti Jaquez spoke with Reynold's neighbor, Rhonda Melvin.

"That's a person who doesn't have a lot of character or integrity. It makes you look at her differently," Melvin said.

Bishop's neighbors told Jaquez, Bishop is a married mother to two.

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