Helen Spree, 63, who chaired the independent monitoring board for Walton jail in Liverpool, is accused of smuggling contraband into the prison for inmate relationships. According to reporting, she managed to bring in substantial prohibited items and referenced her role using a delivery-service analogy, describing herself as “the prison version of Deliveroo.” The allegations center on her conduct while she was responsible for oversight of prisoner treatment, including checks that detainees are treated in a “just” and “humane” manner. The accounts describe her as the head of the board charged with monitoring conditions and ensuring standards are met. The reports indicate a mismatch between her formal responsibility for oversight and the alleged involvement in introducing contraband. Details on the specific items allegedly smuggled and the investigative or legal status of the case are not provided in the excerpts shared here. The matter is presented as an allegation involving an individual in a watchdog role at the jail, with attention on both the purported contraband and the alleged way she communicated about it.