A HENDERSON WOMAN ALREADY WANTED ON FAILURE TO APPEAR WARRANTS NOW FACES EVEN MORE CHARGES AFTER BEING PULLED OVER THIS PAST WEEKEND.
DETECTIVE BILL MILLS WITH THE PENNYRILE NARCOTICS TASK FORCE SAYS 33-YEAR-OLD JESSICA SUE HARDRICK OF BROWNS DRIVE WAS STOPPED BY KENTUCKY STATE POLICE NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAY 4-25 AND OLD CORYDON ROAD SUNDAY EVENING.
HARDRICK WAS CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE DRIVING OFFENSES INCLUDING CARELESS DRIVING AND HAVING NO REGISTRATION PLATES AND WITH POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE AND OTHER NARCOTICS.
DURING THE INVESTIGATION IT WAS DISCOVERED HARDRICK HAD SEVERAL ACTIVE WARRANTS THROUGH THE PENNYRILE NARCOTICS TASK FORCE AND HENDERSON COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT.
DETECTIVE MILLS SAYS HARDRICK WAS UNDER INVESTIGATION FOR TRAFFICING IN METH AFTER SHE ALLEGEDLY SOLD METH TO A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE ON OLD CORYDON ROAD AND IN THE ROBARDS AREA.
HARDRICK ALSO FACES ADDITIONAL CHARGES OF FLEEING OR EVADING POLICE, MOTOR VEHICLE, OPERATING A VEHICLE WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE THIRD DEGREE, AGGRAVATED CIRCUSTANCE, OPERATING ON A SUSPENDED OR REVOKED DRIVERS LICENCE, AND HAVING NO INSURANCE.
HARDRICK IS NOW LODGED IN THE HENDERSON COUNTY DETENTION CENTER WITHOUT BOND.
KEEP IN MIND THOSE ACCUSED OF A CRIME ARE CONSIDERED INNOCENT UNTIL AND UNLESS CONVICTED IN A COURT OF LAW.
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