Ivy Collins-Harris, a 37-year-old practicing attorney from Rochester, New York, is currently the subject of an emergency arrest warrant issued by the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio. Collins-Harris is wanted for failing to report to pre-trial services after her release on bond. The legal trouble stems from an incident that occurred on Tuesday at the Northeast Ohio Correctional Center in Youngstown, Ohio, where she attempted to smuggle contraband into the facility. According to federal court documents and affidavits, Collins-Harris identified herself as legal counsel for two inmates, despite not representing either individual. Security personnel at the checkpoint intercepted her before she could enter the prison, discovering approximately 57 grams of suspected marijuana and 1,090 grams of tobacco vacuum-sealed in an accordion folder. Additional contraband was found in her purse and concealed within two laptops with their internal components removed, which contained eight iPhones and chargers. A search of her vehicle also uncovered another phone. Following her initial arrest in Ohio, Collins-Harris was charged with attempting to provide contraband in prison and was released from jail on a $20,000 bond. However, a filing dated Thursday indicates that she failed to comply with the conditions of her release by not reporting to pre-trial services, prompting the court to revoke her release and issue the current warrant. This incident follows a separate arrest less than a week prior in Seneca County, New York, where she was charged with grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property after allegedly stealing items from a business in Tyre. Investigators and the public are urged to contact the appropriate federal authorities or the U.S. Marshals Service with any information regarding her location. Collins-Harris remains at large as of the latest reports.