Oklahoma Woman Complains to Police About Her Methamphetamine

Lynette Rae Sampson
(Enid, Oklahoma) A 54-year-old local woman, Lynette Rae Sampson, has been accused of drug offenses after she called police and said she thought her methamphetamine was laced with something.

Sampson faces counts of possession of methamphetamine and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia.

According to an affidavit filed in the case, at 5:09 p.m. Monday Enid Police Department Officer Aaron Barber went to 308 W. Illinois to speak with Sampson.

Sgt. Tim Doyle had told Barber that Sampson had called him at the police department and told him she had methamphetamine in a tin container on her kitchen counter, according to the affidavit.

Barber knocked on the front door of the home and Sampson told him, “I’m glad you came,” according to the affidavit. Barber asked if he could speak with her, Sampson said yes and the two walked into the living room.

Sampson began telling Barber she thought her “ice” was laced with something, according to the affidavit. Ice is a common slang for methamphetamine.

Barber asked Sampson to show it to him and Sampson walked into the kitchen with the officer, showing him a tin container on the counter.

Sampson was booked into custody with bond set at $5,000.