Damn, she's older than I thought. 96-year-old in wheelchair denies selling crack cocaine http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/nation/2448431 March 14, 2004, 12:49AM Associated Press KINGS MOUNTAIN, N.C. -- A 96-year-old woman facing drug charges said she does not know how the crack cocaine deputies found on her got into her wheelchair. Julia Roberts was charged with possession of crack with intent to sell and deliver, and with possessing a crack pipe, sheriff's officials said. She was freed pending a hearing March 30. "I've never seen (the drugs) in my life," she told the Charlotte Observer for a Saturday story. "I don't know how they could get there." A search warrant for the arrest said it's the third time Cleveland County deputies have seized crack at the mobile home Roberts shared with her son. Harold Roberts, 61, was charged with possession of stolen goods. Harold Roberts' brother, James Roberts, 58, who lived nearby, was charged with possession of moonshine. A neighbor, Donald Eugene Bridges, 56, was charged with possession of stolen property. Cleveland County Sheriff's Office Capt. Bobby Steen said Roberts and the three men traded crack for stolen property, mostly jewelry and guns. The affidavit said an informant told deputies that Julia Roberts hid crack in her prosthetic leg during a previous search. Roberts said she has kicked her son out of the house. Looks like she raised her kids well.
