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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A Louisville woman is in trouble with the law after police say she bought ingredients used to make meth for the purpose of selling them to another person who allegedly intended to use them to manufacture the drug.
According to the arrest report, 35-year-old Elizabeth Hart purchased sudafed and other similar drugs containing pseudoephedrine from several locations in Jefferson County. Police say some of the purchases were made at Walgreens, CVS and Cox's Drugs.
Hart allegedly re-sold the cold medications to 30-year-old Gregory Crenshaw for more than what she paid for them.
Hart and Crenshaw were both arrested at her residence on Preston Highway on June 18. Police say Hart admitted to buying and re-selling the drugs to Crenshaw.
Both face several charges of unlawful distribution of a meth precursor.
Elizabeth Hart (source: Louisville Metro Department of Corrections)
Gregory Crenshaw (source: Louisville Metro Department of Corrections)
