Okaloosa County Sheriffs Office said they have arrested a woman after finding a ‘hide a can’ in her car full of drugs and lottery tickets.
Deputies said they pulled over a vehicle driven by Carolyn Satterfield, 47, of Crestview on Interstate 10 around 9:30 a.m. this morning for a traffic violation.
During a consensual search of the vehicle, authorities said they located a ‘hide a can’ with methamphetamine, prescription pills and marijuana inside. Police said they also found numerous unopened vape pens and $800 worth of lottery tickets inside the vehicle.Satterfield works at the Shell gas station in Freeport and the OCSO said they notified the owner that Satterfield is a suspect in the theft of items from last night.
Satterfield is charged on seven counts including two counts of possession of a controlled substance, according to OCSO.Download the FOX10 Weather App. Get life-saving severe weather warnings and alerts for your location no matter where you are. Available free in the
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