RENO COUNTY — A Kansas woman arrested while police were investigating a robbery case has been formally charged.

Megan Drach, 27, has been charged with possession of marijuana with intent to sell and personal use drug paraphernalia.

On November 3, Drach appeared at the Reno County Law Enforcement Center for an interview about a robbery.

During that interview, police asked permission to search her vehicle and she declined.

But, she did indicate that she had a grinder and also a small amount of marijuana in her vehicle.
Police obtained a search warrant and found the grinder and a pipe as well as small amount of marijuana in the vehicle. But, when they searched the trunk, they found two duffel bags that contained approximately five pounds of pot.

She was arrested for distribution of marijuana, personal use drug paraphernalia and no drug tax stamp.
Police Lt. Marty Robertson says they believe she had been dealing drugs and purchased the marijuana in Colorado from a dealer there. She’s free on bond and her case moves to a waiver-status docket next month.