In September, Andrea Luna Gregory was arrested for trafficking fentanyl in the Tallapoosa County portion of Tallassee. Gregory, 39, posted a $20,000 bond set by Tallapoosa County District Court Judge Kim Clayton.
Gregory, with multiple addresses in the last few months according to court records, reoffended. According to court records, on Oct. 28 the Tallassee Police Department arrested her again in the Elmore County portion of the city for misdemeanor charges of conspiracy to commit a controlled substance crime, attempting to elude and reckless endangerment. As Tallassee Police were trying to get her bond revoked, Gregory is alleged to have continued her dealings with drugs.
Court records state Gregory’s bond was officially revoked Oct. 31, but she wasn’t in custody.
Local law enforcement knew of a warrant for her arrest related to the bond revocation.
According to court records on Nov. 8 the Elmore County Sheriff’s Office got information Gregory was attempting to sell tools on Rock Springs Road. When deputies arrived, Gregory was beside a car and started running despite orders from deputies to stop.
“[Gregory] ran down the wood line then turned and ran behind the residence,” an incident report stated.
Deputies caught up to her and she briefly struggled as handcuffs were applied. Law enforcement noted a bulge in her jeans and asked Gregory about it. She admitted it was methamphetamine.
In a bag on Gregory were multiple bags of methamphetamine. The total weight of the controlled substance was approximately 40 grams.
Law enforcement searched Gregory’s car and found a medicine bottle turned into a bong, a torch and digital scales with narcotic residue. The car also contained assorted bags full of tools.
Gregory was booked into the Elmore County Jail on charges of trafficking methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia, attempting to elude and resisting arrest. Gregory has a $1,515,000 bond available to her. If she is able to post the bond in Elmore County, she would then be taken to the Tallapoosa County Jail on the bond revocation.
According to court records Gregory has more than a dozen drug related charges over the last three years.