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Hartselle Enquirer

Police find concealed meth on child during traffic stop

A Hartselle woman is in jail after methampethamine was found concealed on her 6-year-old, according to Decatur Police.

On Nov. 3, Decatur Police Department’s Special Operations Unit stopped Heather Haygood, 27, of 63 Depreast Road in Hartselle for a moving violation at the intersection of U.S. 31 south and Deer Springs Road in Decatur.

During the course of the investigation, officers said the suspect concealed a quantity of methamphetamine on her 6-year-old son. Officers also located precursor chemicals to manufacture methamphetamine in the vehicle.

Haygood was arrested and charged with chemical endangerment of a child, unlawful manufacture of a controlled substance second degree and unlawful possession of a controlled substance. She is in the Morgan County Jail on a $57,500 bond.

 

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