LAFAYETTE, Ind. — If you’re wanted by the police, you probably shouldn’t draw attention to yourself by barking at a police dog.
That’s what the Lafayette Police Department said led to the arrest of Kiana Fletcher on Monday night.
Fletcher stood outside her house on Elmwood Avenue and barked at a drug dog that was sniffing someone’s car during a traffic stop, according to the Journal and Courier.
Officers recognized Fletcher and knew she had a warrant. When they approached, Fletcher ran inside her house–where she just happened to be keeping her stash of meth.
Police found the drugs after getting a search warrant for her home.
Fletcher was arrested and now faces several additional charges on top of her original warrant–all because she barked at a police dog.
(Photo by Evgeny Prozhyrko/Thinkstock.)
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