Sentenced: Woman Arrested After Hiding ‘Avocado-Size Plastic Sandwich Bag’ Full Of Various Drugs Inside Her Vagina

[Sugar Cookie]

An Indiana woman believed to be a drug dealer and repeat offender has been charged after allegedly faking a heart attack and hiding an “avocado-size” parcel of drugs in her vagina.

Amanda Smith, 41, stands accused of one count each: of dealing methamphetamine – 10 or more grams; dealing a narcotic drug – possession with intent to distribute fentanyl; dealing cocaine – between five and 10 grams; and dealing a Schedule III controlled substance, according to Wayne County court records reviewed by Law&Crime.

Earlier this summer, Smith was charged for allegedly robbing a woman after beating her up during a meeting where the victim intended to buy supplemental nutrition assistance funds from her assailant.

Wayne County Sheriff’s Department Deputy Ryan Riggs allegedly saw Smith talking to drug users, so he followed her car after she left, then performed a traffic stop when she failed to use a turn signal. During the traffic stop, a police dog named Copper gave an alert that suggested drugs were likely somewhere inside the car or on Smith.

Then, the defendant promptly allegedly faked a heart attack, according to court documents obtained by Indianapolis-based Fox affiliate WXIN. While she yelled about her purported cardiac state, Smith allegedly forbade Richmond EMS from running electronic tests or evaluating her condition.

Authorities, however, took Smith to the hospital – where she allegedly refused to remove her clothes while demanding to use the restroom. By then, law enforcement believed the defendant was engaged in an extended effort to conceal drugs from them while biding her time to find a way to get rid of the evidence.

After a while, Smith allegedly agreed to change in the presence of nurses and admitted to having some fentanyl in her underwear, law enforcement claim. But the nurses allegedly saw something else: tell-tale signs of a plastic sandwich bag hidden inside of her.

The nurses relayed this information to law enforcement. Smith denied it. The woman would deny the allegation even after she was taken to the Wayne County Jail, where a body scan revealed what the deputy called an “abnormality in her pelvic area.”

Smith allegedly admitted to concealing drugs, and she removed what the deputy reportedly described as an “avocado-size plastic sandwich bag” from her vagina.

Police allegedly tested the contents of the avocado-sized trove and found methamphetamine, cocaine, fentanyl, and another powder.

Each drug had been individually wrapped and placed in the sandwich bag. A search of Smith’s vehicle would also allegedly turn up prescription drugs such as gabapentin, naloxone, and buprenorphine, police allege. Investigators also claim to have found a ledger in the vehicle that denoted customer information, weights, and drug types.

Nurses allegedly spot avocado-sized sandwich bag full of drugs hidden in suspect's vagina

The woman allegedly admitted to telling nurses she had some fentanyl in her underwear. But the nurses allegedly saw something else: tell-tale signs of a plastic sandwich bag hidden inside of her.

lawandcrime.com

 

[Josh P]

Was the notebook up there too? I'd have bad vibes if it was.

 

[thuumpr]

Embarrassment is when they finds sandwich bag full of drugs in your cochie...

Humiliation is when the find a sandwich.

 

[Josh P]

Humiliation is when the find a sandwich.

Where's the beef?

 

[Sejanus]

Where's the beef?

In past the beef curtains.
Her snatch is a friggin TARDIS!

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[Metalfan]

My cocaine smells funny!

 

[Symmachus]

In the end, the drugs ended up getting snatched.

 

[Sugar Cookie]

State of Indiana v. Amanda Smith​

10/23/2024

Judgment Judicial Officer: Drake, April R. 01. 35-48-4-1.1(a)(2)/F2: Dealing in Methamphetamine/Amount of 10 or more grams • Dismissed 02. 35-48-4-1(a)(2)/F2: Dealing in a Narcotic Drug-PWI fentanyl containing subst. AND 90-day aggregate > • Dismissed 03. 35-48-4-1(a)(2)/F3: Dealing in Cocaine Manufacture/Deliver/Finance-5 & 10 grams • Plea by Agreement 04. 35-48-4-2(a)(2)/F6: Basic offense for dealing in a Schedule II controlled substance. • Dismissed

10/23/2024

Sentenced Judicial Officer: Drake, April R. 3. 35-48-4-1(a)(2)/F3: Dealing in Cocaine Manufacture/Deliver/Finance-5 & 10 grams Comment: (Defendant placed on probation after serving the portion of the sentence that is not suspended. Conditions of Probation are scanned with the Plea and Sentencing entry.) Confinement to Commence: 10/23/2024 Indiana Department of Correction Term: 9 Yr Jail Credit: 2 Days Suspended: 3 Yr Consecutive with Prior Sentence: 89C01-2307-F3-000020; 41C01-2401-F6-030; 41C01-2302-F6-165; 2020CRB00709