Glenwood Woman Arrested on Methamphetamine and Disorderly Conduct Charges

A 60-year-old Glenwood woman is facing multiple charges after police responded to a disturbance at an Exxon service station in the early morning hours of Thursday, October 29.

According to the affidavit, Officer Stacy Watson was dispatched to the service station at approximately 5:07 a.m. after an employee reported a woman banging on the door and asking for help. The employee reportedly refused to open the door.

Upon arrival, Watson made contact with Christine Weller, who was standing near the entrance. According to the report, Weller began talking about people trying to harm her.

Weller reportedly told the officer she had gone to Deputy Brent Stagg’s residence and knocked on his door but received no answer. She then went to Buck’s Pharmacy, where she approached the drive-through window and claimed someone had cut wires hanging down. The report also states she went to Farmers Bank and Trust, where she threw rocks at a window.

During the conversation with Watson, Weller reportedly admitted she had relapsed and used methamphetamine. When asked when she last used the drug, she initially said the previous day but later acknowledged using it that morning.

According to the report, Weller told the officer an empty wrapper was inside her wallet. After handing the wallet to Watson, officers reportedly located a small, wadded-up plastic bag containing a white, crystal-like substance among her money.

Weller was charged with misdemeanor disorderly conduct and public intoxication, along with felony possession of Schedule II methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia.