Apple Valley Woman Charged With Possession of Meth, Adderall

Editor's note: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that the criminal complaint says Susie Lynn Williams allegedly told police she uses and has sold narcotics. The complaint actually says Williams told police that she knew that Robert Allen Smith had used and sold narcotics.

An Apple Valley woman faces two felony drug charges after police say they found Adderall and methamphetamine in her purse during a search of a Bloomington residence.

Susie Lynn Williams, 36, is charged with two counts of fifth-degree possession of a controlled substance in Hennepin County. Each charge yields a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $10,000 fine, according to the criminal complaint.

On Oct. 25, Bloomington police executed a search warrant on a Bloomington house where Williams was inside, as was the house's resident, Robert Allen Smith, who was the target of the search warrant, the complaint says.

Police allegedly found Adderall and methamphetamine in Williams' purse, the complaint says.

In the house they also allegedly found three balloons with heroin inside in the cap of an air freshener, .09 grams of methamphetamine on a coffee table and .53 grams of crack cocaine in the lid of a can of insect killer, the complaint says.

Smith allegedly told police he had given Williams half a gram of methamphetamine shortly before police arrived and said the heroin and crack cocaine were his, according to the complaint.

Williams allegedly told police she knew Smith had used and sold narcotics before, according to the complaint.

She said she knew the Adderall was in her purse and knew it was illegal to have without a prescription, according to the complaint, but allegedly said she didn't know the methamphetamine was in her purse, the complaint said.

An omnibus hearing for Williams is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Dec. 13 in Hennepin County Court.