A 19-year-old Texas girl facing three first-degree felony charges for dealing drugs is the daughter of a longtime Houston Drug Enforcement Agency agent, the DEA confirmed Thursday, according to the Brian-College Station Eagle.
Sarah Furay was arrested in November in College Station, Texas, when authorities found 31.5 grams of cocaine, more than four ounces of marijuana, 29 Ecstasy tablets and 60 dosage units of 25C NBOME, which is a substance comparable to LSD” in her apartment, in addition to packaging, a digital scale and a drug price list, the Eagle reported.
Furay also made national news at the time for her “adorable” mugshot after her arrest, which you can see above.
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Her father is Bill Furay, who has worked for the DEA for more than 20 years and is currently with its Houston Division, the Eagle reported.
Sarah Furay faces 215 years in prison and up to $30,000 in fines, according to the Eagle. She was released after her arrest after posting $39,000 bail, the Eagle said.
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