Cheyenne Anastasia : “Woman Arrested with Meth and Fentanyl at Fort Lupton Gas Station”

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A 27-year-old woman is facing felony charges after being found with large amounts of methamphetamine and fentanyl at a gas station in Fort Lupton. Cheyenne Anastasia was arrested on May 1 after police discovered drug paraphernalia in the vehicle she was driving. Authorities found 146 grams of meth and 51.3 grams of fentanyl pills in her possession. Anastasia claimed the drugs belonged to her brother, but prescription bottles in the vehicle were under her name. She has a disposition hearing scheduled for May 31 at Weld District Court and faces additional charges for introducing contraband into the Adams County Jail.

The Incident at the Gas Station in Fort Lupton

On a quiet night at a gas station in Fort Lupton, a routine patrol by the police led to a shocking discovery. A woman, identified as 27-year-old Cheyenne Anastasia, was found in possession of a significant amount of methamphetamine and fentanyl, leading to her arrest on felony charges.

The Arrest and Discovery

It was just before 1 a.m. when police noticed a gray Audi A4 parked in a peculiar manner in front of a convenience store in the 1400 block of Second Street in Fort Lupton. The headlights of the vehicle were on, and Anastasia was the only person inside the car. Suspecting a potential robbery, the police approached the vehicle.

Upon closer inspection, the police observed drug paraphernalia inside the Audi. A subsequent search of the vehicle revealed 146 grams of methamphetamine and 51.3 grams of blue pills containing fentanyl. Additionally, multiple syringes and burnt tin foil squares were found, indicating drug use.

The Investigation and Arrest

Further investigation revealed discrepancies with the vehicle’s temporary tag from Arizona not matching the VIN on the Audi. Anastasia claimed that the vehicle belonged to her brother and denied any knowledge of the drugs found inside. However, prescription bottles prescribed to Anastasia were also discovered in the Audi.

As a result of the evidence found, Anastasia was arrested and taken to the Weld County Jail without incident. She is set to have a disposition hearing on May 31 at Weld District Court. This incident comes on the heels of Anastasia pleading guilty to introducing contraband into the Adams County Jail in November.

Legal Proceedings and Future Sentencing

With the impending court hearings in both Weld County and Adams County, Anastasia faces serious legal consequences for her actions. The possession of distribution-level amounts of methamphetamine and fentanyl carries severe penalties under the law.

As the case unfolds, the authorities will continue their investigation into the source and distribution network of the drugs involved. The impact of this incident on the community serves as a reminder of the ongoing battle against illegal substances.

Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story as Anastasia’s legal proceedings progress.