Deseret News | Police find painkillers on woman who ran red light, caused accident

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Police find painkillers on woman who ran red light, caused accident

Meth again | 11:26 a.m. June 16, 2008

I don't suppose the meth helped her any either! Most users (and some dealers) will take anything they can get their hands on, and in combinations that make it even worse.

brad johnson III | 12:19 p.m. June 16, 2008

Probably this should be handled as a felony. I would hate to see this woman in the general public again, driving a car. Person DUI need to pay with jail or prison time, instead of probation and a fine. Let us not confuse intentional drug abuse with a bad habit or so-called disease. So far, she is not proving to be responsible, a good citizen or an example to anyone with morals and good-standards.

Meth Head | 1:07 p.m. June 16, 2008

Wouldn't the headline been more accurate if it stated that meth was also found? And $4,500 in cash? I guess everyone carries that kind of money when they are out shopping. Right.

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Anonymous | 2:28 p.m. June 16, 2008

How much narcotic do you need???
It sounds more like she is trying to snowball us into believing that the amounts of drugs in her system are only from the perscription pain killer. But paranoid behavior is a sign of meth use. I hope the people in the suv she hit are okay.

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