Granny arrested for buying cold medicine
Filed Under (Uncategorized) by admin on 28-09-2009
An Indiana woman, Sally Harpold, bought some cold medicine one day for her husband and then later in the week bought some more for her daughter. Four months later she was arrested and taken to jail in a drug sweep because her purchases totaled 3.6 grams, .6 grams more than is allowed in a week.
The morning she was arrested, Harpold and her husband were awakened by police officers banging on the front door of their home at Midway along U.S. 36. She was allowed to get dressed, and was then taken in handcuffs to the Clinton Police Department, where she was questioned about her cold medicine purchases. She was later booked into jail, and her husband had to pay $300 bail to get her released.
Get that? She was taken away in handcuffs and questioned about her cold medicine purchases.
