As part of a cost-saving move in Osceola County, Fla., inmates have been put to work at animal control.

Two corrections officer. Six inmates.

Inmate Roger Adams was working in the back of the shelter. His girlfriend came in pretending to want to adopt a pet.

When the guards weren’t looking, Adams snuck the girlfriend into the men’s room for a quickie.

“This was a situation where the opportunity presented itself and the inmate took it,” Osceola corrections Chief Greg Futch said. “It’s embarrassing.”

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