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EBENSBURG, Pa. (AP) — A Pennsylvania county's president judge has suspended a work-release program for female inmates after two overdosed on drugs at the county jail. Cambria County Judge Norman Krumenacker III suspended the programs indefinitely Warden Christian Smith says drug-sniffing dogs and a top-to-bottom search of the jail found nothing Thursday. A female inmate overdosed on Saturday and another did on Wednesday. Both were revived with Narcan, which counteracts heroin and other opioids. Authorities believe the second inmate may have ingested the drugs before arriving. Either way, officials believe the drugs are being sneaked into the jail from outside. Jail policy allows strip and body cavity searches, but they must be performed by a medical professional. But Smith said the jail's health care provider doesn't let its employees conduct such searches.

Judge suspends women's work-release program after 2 overdose