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Deputies find bags of meth on woman being booked into Pueblo jail, sheriff says

Sheriff: Renee Pataska told deputies she was selling meth to support her children

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Renee Pataska

Sheriff’s deputies completing a routine pat-down Monday morning on a woman being booked into the Pueblo County jail found six baggies of methamphetamine and a roll of money, authorities say,

Renee Pataska, 21, was being booked into the facility after being arrested at the Dennis Maes Judicial Center on a warrant for failure to comply. She was at the courthouse to attend a hearing.

The methamphetamine totaled nearly 30 grams and had a street value of approximately $2,800, according to the county sheriff’s office.

Pataska told deputies she was selling the drugs as a way to support her children, officials say.

In addition to the warrant, Pataska was booked into the jail on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance and distribution of a controlled substance.

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