Central State Prison Officer Charged with False Statements and Oath Violation

Britany Latrese Currin arrested for alleged misconduct while working at Macon state prison

Mar. 30, 2026 at 11:38pm

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A corrections officer at Central State Prison in Macon, Georgia has been arrested and charged with making false statements and violating their oath of office, according to the Bibb County Sheriff's Office. Britany Latrese Currin, who has worked at the prison since December 2019, turned herself in on Monday and was booked into the Bibb County jail.

Why it matters

This case raises concerns about potential misconduct and lack of accountability within the state's prison system. Corrections officers hold positions of public trust, and any allegations of false statements or oath violations undermine confidence in the integrity of the criminal justice system.

The details

Currin was charged with violation of oath by public officer and making false statements, which can cover a wide range of offenses related to government matters such as producing fraudulent documents or concealing facts. The specific details of the allegations against Currin have not been released by authorities.

  • Currin has worked at Central State Prison since December 2019.
  • Currin turned herself in and was booked into the Bibb County jail on Monday, March 30, 2026.

The players

Britany Latrese Currin

A corrections officer who has worked at Central State Prison in Macon, Georgia since December 2019 and was arrested on charges of making false statements and violating her oath of office.

Bibb County Sheriff's Office

The law enforcement agency that arrested Currin and charged her with the alleged misconduct.

Georgia Department of Corrections

The state agency that oversees the prison system, including Central State Prison where Currin worked.

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What’s next

The Bibb County Sheriff's Office and Georgia Department of Corrections have not provided additional details on the specific allegations against Currin or the timeline for her case to proceed through the criminal justice system.

The takeaway

This incident highlights the importance of maintaining integrity and accountability within the state's prison system, where corrections officers are entrusted with significant responsibility. The charges against Currin raise concerns that will likely prompt further scrutiny of operations and procedures at Central State Prison.