From the Courts, Dec. 1, 2016

A Havre woman was sentenced to three years probation Monday in District Court for selling methamphetamine outside her apartment.

Aleisha M. The Boy, born in 1991, received a three-year deferred imposition of sentence for felony criminal distribution of dangerous drugs. The sentence was pursuant to a plea deal that dropped one additional similar charge. If The Boy abides by the conditions of the sentence, she can have the offense struck from her record.

The offense happened last year.

A Safe Trails Tri-Agency Task Force agent was notified by an informant Sept. 8, 2015, that The Boy was offering to sell a gram of methamphetamine for $100. The sale couldn’t be conducted that day, but six days later the informant was again contacted by The Boy, who said the sale could be then made.

During the transaction, agents surveilled the informant.

The informant drove into the parking lot of a Havre apartment complex, where The Boy walked out with a small child. She entered the vehicle, and after the transaction, got out and walked back to the apartments.

The Boy contacted the informant again the next day, this time offering to sell half a gram of meth. The sale again was conducted outside the apartments.