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GLENPOOL, Okla. (FOX23.com) – A traffic stop for a speeding vehicle led to the arrest of a woman who allegedly had meth and a baby squirrel inside her purse.
On Sunday, Glenpool officers pulled over a vehicle for speeding.
At some point, officers searched the bag of passenger Heidi Kalteryahn.
Police found a bag of meth, scales, baggies, a baby squirrel, and a dropper of baby formula.
FOX 23 reports Kalteryahn told police her son found the squirrel while at work.
The squirrel was taken to a state-certified rehabilitation agent by a game warden.
Kalteryahn was arrested and booked into the Tulsa County Jail on complaints of unlawful possession of wildlife, aggravated trafficking in illegal drugs, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
