FORT WALTON BEACH - A woman was arrested after an Okaloosa County Sheriff's deputy searched her truck and found methamphetamines, according to an arrest report.
On Jan. 5 the woman was spotted at the Gap Creek Center on Beal Parkway and consented to a search of the truck she was in. The deputy found a small blue plastic container that held methamphetamines in the woman's pocket, and a small red container with methamphetamines in the driver's seat.
The woman, 25-year-old Victoria Lynn Patton, no address listed, said items used in the manufacture of meth were located in the truck.
Members of the Multi-Agency Drug Task Force arrived and found a suspected one-pot meth cook, an HCI gas generator, solvent, lithium batteries, amonium nitrate, lye, coffee filters and aluminum foil.
Patton was charged with amphetamine distribution Schedule II or III or IV, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, and possessing listed chemicals with the intent of manufacturing controlled substances.
Her court date is Feb. 26.
