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Century Woman Charged With Smuggling Meth Into County Jail
August 5, 2024
A Century woman is facing felony drug charges for allegedly taking meth into the Escambia County Jail after he arrest on a misdemeanor arrest warrant.
Sandra Lee Walston, 50, was charged with introduction of contraband into a county jail and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription.
Walston was arrested recently on Wood Street in Century on an outstanding failure to appear warrant and transported to the jail. A corrections officer found a small bag containing 0.48 grams of methamphetamine on her person when she was searched, according to an arrest report.
Walston was asked prior to being transported from Wood Street and prior to arrival at the jail if she “had anything on her that would get her into trouble, and she stated that she did not.,” the report states.
She remained in the Escambia County Jail Monday morning without bond due to the failure to appear warrant.
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5 Responses to “Century Woman Charged With Smuggling Meth Into County Jail”
Sandy has always been on meth she even got busted in 2012 for an active meth lab it was Sandy her daughter and boyfriend and there friend
U CANT FIX STUPID .guess she was saving it for later
She probably forgot since drugs eat user brains.
It must still be a profitable business with a 90 percent chance of not getting caught – otherwise these folks wouldn’t try getting away with it. Or are they really this stupid?
How stupid !!!! Are you kidding me ? This one has a bigger problem than what we can see !! I guess she thought the facility is very lax and this will be easy. WRONG. When convicted get you some jail time you begged for it now enjoy.