Traffic stops lead to drug charges

Published October 2, 2010

Traffic stops lead to drug charges
Two recent routine traffic stops resulted in felony drug charges filed in Grady County District Court. Court records show that Blanchard resident Angela M. Myers, 36, was charged with possession of a controlled substance (methamphetamine) after a traffic stop Sept. 24 by Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Christopher Black. He said he was on patrol in the area of County Road 1220 and County Street …
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