Three people have been sentenced for conspiring to smuggle mobile phones, Sim cards and USB sticks containing sermons that encourage violence into a prison.
Rhea Wood, Mohammed Abdo and serving prisoner Abdullah Mohammed tried to smuggle the items into HMP Lindholme, near Doncaster, in May 2023 before they were intercepted by prison staff.
Wood, 36, and Mohammed, 33, pleaded guilty to conspiring to bring a prohibited article into a prison and were sentenced at Sheffield Crown Court on Friday.
Abdo, 36 and of Addie Street in Sheffield, had already been sentenced to 15 months imprisonment for the same charge in December.
Mohammed, of Roe Lane in Sheffield, was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment, suspended for two years.
Wood had previously been sentenced to two years and one month imprisonment for dissemination of terrorist publications concerning videos of ISIS propaganda that she had shared on a Pinterest account.
Wood, currently of HMP New Hall, was handed an 18-month sentence on Friday, to run concurrently.
She will also be subject to a 10-year terrorism notification order on release from prison.
