Apr 14, 8:03 PM EDT Tryst Between Inmates Brings Pregnancy OWENSBORO, Ky. (AP) -- A female inmate at the Daviess County Detention Center got pregnant while incarcerated there, apparently after crawling through ductwork to meet with a male inmate, jail officials said. Melissa Haycraft, 25, of Lewisport, and John Benson, 24, of Owensboro are accused of sneaking into a plumbing crawl space at the jail and returning to Haycraft's cell during the overnight hours of Jan. 10-11, Daviess County Jailer David Osborne said. Haycraft has since been transferred to the Kentucky Correctional Institute for Women in Pewee Valley, an all-female prison, where her health care needs will be met, said Lisa Lamb, spokeswoman for the Kentucky Department of Corrections. Haycraft's cellmates reported the encounter to jail officials. Both inmates were questioned, but denied any sexual activity, Osborne said. Benson told investigators that Haycraft gave him food and that they kissed, he said. !-- AP AdSpace pop-up with time limit based on cookie ... --> The investigation resulted in both being charged with administrative violations of attempted escape, lying to a jail deputy and interfering with the safety and security of a facility. The jail facility has plumbing access doors in four cells that open to a shared crawl space, Osborne said. Two of those doors have since been soldered shut. A security firm is scheduled to do a survey of the jail that includes the crawl space doors, Osborne said. Having the crawl space doors built inside the jail cells was a poor design, Osborne said. Other jails have crawl space access from the hallways, he said. "It's embarrassing," he said. "Those doors shouldn't be in there." Haycraft was serving a five-year sentence for first-degree possession of a controlled substance. Benson, who was serving time for multiple DUI offenses, has since received shock probation. --- Information from: Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer, http://www.messenger-inquirer.com Copyright 2004 Associated Press. All rights reserved. Purchase this AP story for Reprint