Brown County District Court

• Lori K. Farley, 51, 508 1/2 Walnut St. S.W., Sleepy Eye, was charged with 5th-degree drug possession – not small amount marijuana, a felony; misdemeanor driving after revocation, and drug possession over 1.4 grams marijuana in motor vehicle on April 24.

According to court documents, New Ulm Police Patrolman Tyler Forrest was southbound on S. Broadway at 12:50 a.m. April 24 when he saw a white 2008 Toyota Sienna several blocks ahead of him that crossed the right fog line several times. Officer Forrest ran the vehicle license plate and learned the registered owner was Farley who had a revoked driver’s license and an active Freeborn County arrest warrant.

After the suspect vehicle crossed the fog line a sixth time, officer Forrest stopped the vehicle just north of South Bridge Street and identified the driver as Farley. Searching her, Forrest found a small, plastic baggie with white powder and red straw with residue that Farley said was cocaine.

Items found in a vehicle search included a glass pipe with burnt marijuana residue; black, plastic jar with four THC gummies, a marijuana pill, two glass vials with suspected methamphetamine residue, a metal cube case with suspected marijuana residue and metal pill capsule case with marijuana residue.

Farley was transported to the Brown County Jail. The marijuana weighed about 2.15 grams and tested positive for THC, the white powder weighed about 1.09 grams and tested positive as methamphetamine.