Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe NEW WHITELAND, Ind., Sept. 19 (UPI) -- Authorities in Indiana said they arrested a woman accused of sending a police officer a wrong-number text offering meth for sale. The Johnson County Sheriff's Office said Shelby Eicks, 20, allegedly sent a text message offering to sell and deliver meth to a number belonging to a New Whiteland Police Department officer. Advertisement Undercover detectives exchanged messages with Eicks and she allegedly sold them half an ounce of methamphetamine for $575 at a fast food restaurant Sept. 10. The detectives scheduled a second meeting with Eicks for Sept. 15, and she arrived at the location with an offer to sell 17 prescription pain pills to the investigators for $135. Eicks was arrested on charges of dealing methamphetamine and dealing a controlled substance. Read More Denver dog 'high on heroin' after fleeing suspect throws drugs over fence Michigan police department offers to test meth for Zika 11-year-old boy finds meth inside purchase from GameStop Oklahoma police dog finds meth in box of Twinkies
