Active warrants lead to drug arrest

By Jimmy Potts, Record Managing Editor
Posted 11/7/19

A familiar face ended up in a familiar place after Warrenton Police Department Officer Corey Mills noticed Bobbi Maass pull into the Jack in the Box parking lot. A late night run to Jack in the Box …

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Active warrants lead to drug arrest

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A familiar face ended up in a familiar place after Warrenton Police Department Officer Corey Mills noticed Bobbi Maass pull into the Jack in the Box parking lot.A late night run to Jack in the Box led to a drug charge for Maass, 34, of Wright City, who had active warrants for two separate Warren County cases from 2015.According to his probable cause statement, Mills said he noticed Maass standing outside her white Ford Explorer at around 2 a.m. July 6 and, having previous run-ins with Maass, decided to run her plates.After receiving word from Warren County Dispatch that Maass had outstanding warrants for two separate 2015 arrests for controlled substance possession and drug paraphernalia possession, he took her into custody.During the arrest, Mills said he saw a small, green container that he said is associated with drug possession in plain view. Inside the container, Mills allegedly found a glass pipe and three clear bags with a crystal-like substance inside.Mills stated the pipe tested positive for methamphetamine. He charged Maass with possession of a controlled substance (methamphetamine) and possession of drug paraphernalia.Maass is currently in custody at the Warren County Jail without bond.Crime


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