In this file photo, a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department logo is seen on a patrol car. (KABC Photo)
LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- A former L.A. County Sheriff's deputy was sentenced to two years in jail on Tuesday for smuggling heroin into a courthouse by hiding the drugs inside a burrito.
Henry Marin, 27, was sentenced after pleading no contest in the case. A conspiracy count was also dismissed.
Prosecutors say a woman who was cooperating with a sheriff's investigation handed Marin a burrito containing heroin. The exchange took place outside an Airport Courthouse courtroom were Marin was assigned. Investigators stopped the deputy before he went back into the courtroom.
Marin resigned from the sheriff's department in April.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
los angeles county sheriff's department, los angeles news
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