Montana woman charged with leaving children after car crash; syringe with meth found on seat
By APFriday, June 18, 2010
Mont. woman accused of leaving kids after crash
BILLINGS, Mont. — Montana authorities say a 24-year-old woman crashed her car into a telephone pole during a rainstorm, left a syringe of meth on the passenger seat and abandoned her two young children in another car in a nearby garage.
Megan Marie Price, of Billings, is scheduled to be arraigned Monday on charges of drug possession, criminal endangerment, endangering the welfare of children and burglary.
Prosecutors say a resident who heard the crash early Wednesday reported seeing a woman take two young children out of the car and run down an alley in a heavy downpour.
An officer who walked down the alley found a garage door that was half open. Price’s children, ages 4 and 2, were in a car in the garage.
Price was arrested after she drove by and sped off.
Information from: Billings Gazette, www.billingsgazette.com
Tags: Accidents, Billings, Drug-related Crime, Montana, North America, Transportation, United States