A Norfork woman alleged to have sold drugs to a person working with law enforcement, and to have forged checks on the account of her former employer appeared in Baxter County Circuit Court recently.
Thirty-three-year-old Danielle Grigg entered a guilty plea to the charges against her and was sentenced to 10-years probation and ordered to pay almost $3,500 in victim restitution.
DRUG SALES
Grigg was accused of selling methamphetamine to a confidential informant on three occasions in May and June 2021.
According to the probable cause affidavit, almost 30 grams of the drug were involved in the three deals. The transactions were monitored and videotaped by police.
FORGERY AND THEFT
Six count of forgery and theft of property were filed against Grigg in mid-February. She was accused of writing almost $3,500 in checks on a local business.
She was reported to have left her job in November last year, with all but one of the checks written after her employment ended.
A majority of the checks were written and passed in December last year. The last check mentioned in the probable cause affidavit was reported to have been written and cashed in mid-January.
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