Good is charged with a third-degree controlled substance crime involving methamphetamine in a park zone.<\/p>\n
She also faces a methamphetamine-related felony involving a child.<\/p>\n
Good was arrested following the investigation, according to the criminal complaint.<\/p>\n
Search Warrant Leads to Meth Investigation<\/h2>\n
The case began when officers executed a search warrant at Good’s Thief River Falls home.<\/p>\n
The original warrant was connected to an investigation into a reported theft at Pizza Ranch.<\/p>\n
During that search, officers allegedly noticed suspected methamphetamine paraphernalia inside a bedroom.<\/p>\n
They also found several small plastic bags inside a container, the complaint states.<\/p>\n
One bag allegedly contained white residue.<\/p>\n
A presumptive field test reportedly showed a positive result for methamphetamine.<\/p>\n
An investigator then sought a second search warrant for narcotics and related evidence.<\/p>\n
The complaint states that a minor child also lived at the residence.<\/p>\n
Police Report Multiple Items With Residue<\/h2>\n
Officers returned with the second warrant and searched the home for suspected drug evidence.<\/p>\n
They allegedly found a glass pipe on a bedside table.<\/p>\n
The pipe reportedly contained residue that tested presumptively positive for methamphetamine.<\/p>\n
Officers also allegedly found a wooden lockbox on the bedroom floor.<\/p>\n
The complaint says the box contained three pipes, small plastic bags, and other drug paraphernalia.<\/p>\n
A card bearing Good’s name was also reportedly found inside the box.<\/p>\n
Investigators allegedly found another glass pipe inside a container under the bed.<\/p>\n
Other items reportedly included scales, bags with residue, a mirror, a razor blade, and a broken bong.<\/p>\n
A small bag containing suspected methamphetamine was also allegedly found on a bedroom shelf.<\/p>\n
The bag weighed about 0.4 grams with its packaging, according to the complaint.<\/p>\n
Additional suspected drug paraphernalia was allegedly found on top of the kitchen refrigerator.<\/p>\n
Child Was Living in the Home<\/h2>\n
The complaint says the child’s bedroom was near the bedroom where suspected meth was found.<\/p>\n
Investigators also reviewed an earlier welfare-check report involving the residence.<\/p>\n
That report alleged methamphetamine had been left where the child could potentially reach it.<\/p>\n
Good and another adult reportedly denied ownership of the suspected drugs during that earlier contact.<\/p>\n
A juvenile investigator planned to seek a temporary protective hold for the child.<\/p>\n
Two Felony Charges Filed<\/h2>\n
Minnesota law makes methamphetamine possession in a park zone a third-degree controlled substance crime.<\/p>\n
Readers can review Minnesota Statute 152.023<\/a>.<\/p>\n Minnesota also has a felony law covering certain methamphetamine-related conduct involving children.<\/p>\n That law is available under Minnesota Statute 152.137<\/a>.<\/p>\n The allegations in a criminal complaint are not proof of guilt.<\/p>\n Good is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.<\/p>\n Public case information may be available through Minnesota Court Records Online<\/a>.<\/p>\n I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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