Inside a prison love-triangle: How glamorous guard, 25, 'had sex behind bars with an armed robber, 21,' - and is now dating a bikie turned rapper who filmed his music videos in jail

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Melissa Goodwin, 25, has been charged over her alleged sexual relationship with inmate Corey London inside Silverwater Jail

A female prison officer allegedly had sex behind bars with a convicted armed robber who calls himself a 'korrupt gangster'.

Melissa Goodwin, 25, was on Monday charged over her alleged jailhouse romance with 21-year-old inmate Corey London.

Goodwin was an officer at Metropolitan Remand and Reception Centre at Silverwater in Sydney's west when she allegedly had sex with London on five occasions.

She is also charged with smuggling in tobacco, cigarette lighters and chewing gum for him since last November. 

London was moved to Long Bay Gaol in early May after being found guilty of armed robbery with a dangerous weapon and attempted armed robbery. 

He was sentenced to six years in jail and will be eligible for release in August 2022.

London (pictured) was moved to Long Bay Gaol in early May after being found guilty of armed robbery with a dangerous weapon and attempted armed robbery. Goodwin allegedly had sex with him on five occasions and smuggled in tobacco, cigarette lighters and chewing gum

London has been a regular before the courts ever since he became an adult and has even boasted on Facebook about his time in lock up. 

He also refers to himself as a 'korupt gangster', a sergeant at arms and has posed for photos brandishing a sharp knife.

Goodwin was arrested at her home in Ingleburn, in Sydney's south-west, on Monday and was charged with public office misconduct and engaging in a relationship with an inmate, causing a safety risk.

The charges were the latest step in the downfall of the one-time prison poster girl.

Earlier this month Goodwin was stood down from her job at the Silverwater jail after revelations she was dating former prisoner and Rebels OMCG associate Caleb Valeri.

Goodwin and Valeri are understood to have been in a relationship for several months but their romance started following the bikie's release from jail.

Corrective services workers are required to inform their employer of relationships of any nature they have with former inmates. 

As such an investigation into Goodwin was launched earlier this month during which she has been suspended from her role.

While their post-prison relationship is not a crime, Goodwin's jailhouse romance with London could land her in the same prisons she patrolled.

Strict new laws introduced in NSW in 2018 mean prison officer in a realtionship with inmates face up to two years jail.

Goodwin was charged on Monday with public office misconduct and engaging in a relationship with an inmate, causing a safety risk. It came weeks after she appeared on the front cover the Corrective Services NSW magazine (pictured)

Ms Goodwin had already been suspended by Corrective Services NSW over her relationship with Caleb Valeri (left)

Robert Hallows, boss of the NSW Corrective Services Investigation Unit, said they uncovered the alleged crime after a tip off from Corrective Services NSW. 

Detective Inspector Hollows said NSW Police have a 'zero tolerance' on relationships between inmates and corrective services employees. 

'Last Wednesday we received some information from the Correction Services NSW intelligence unit in relation to an (alleged) inappropriate relationship between a female officer and a male inmate,' Detective Inspector Hollows said.

'We have confirmed that their has (allegedly) been correspondence between this female officer and the inmate, and as a result she was taken to Campbelltown Police Station today and charged.

'The allegation is that there were five separate sexual incidents... also there was an allegation of contraband being taken into the centre, being tobacco, lighters and chewing gum.'

Goodwin and Valeri have regularly posted photos to social media together over recent months (right)

Valeri (pictured), an up and coming rapper and former prison inmate, created his first music video behind bars and has posted numerous pictures to Instagram from his time in jail 

Goodwin's new boyfriend Valeri was there to escort her out of Campbelltown Police Station on Monday, shielding her face from waiting TV cameras.

He then took to Instagram with a video of himself calling the media 'wankers'.

A wannabe rapper, Valeri recorded the music video for his only song within the walls of a NSW prison as his fellow inmates watched on.

Valeri - who goes by the rap name Hoodrich Hefner - has one song which he shared to Spotify for the first time on the day his girlfriend was arrested.

Goodwin has been granted bail and will face Burwood Local Court on July 14.

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