On August 26th, 2024, at 12:45 A.M. a Clay County Deputy was leaving Corning
P.D. when he noticed a vehicle being driven partially in the turn lane northbound on U.S. 67. The vehicle was behind a semi-truck. The deputy pulled out behind the vehicle and observed the vehicle swerve several times into the turn lane. The deputy thought the vehicle was going to pass the semi. After the vehicles went through the stop light the deputy noticed the vehicle had a temporary tag that had expired July 29th, 2024. The tag was on a blue 2024 Jeep Gladiator. The deputy initiated a traffic stop on U.S. 67 in Corning. When the deputy came in contact with the driver, she could not find her driver license or information on the vehicle. The deputy also asked her where she thought she was at, and she said “Missouri”. He then asked her where she was going, and she said “Arkansas”. She also advised the deputy she was going to Kentucky to work. The deputy asked her for permission to search her vehicle, and she granted him consent. After the search of the vehicle 44yr. old Elizabeth D. Hill of Bald Knob, AR was taken into custody, and transported to the Clay County Detention Center. She was booked in on the following charges. Possession of Meth or Cocaine Purpose to Deliver GT IOGM But Less than 200GM, Possession of SCH I or Il GT 10 GM But LT 200GM, Possession of SCH VI with Purpose to Deliver, Furnishing Prohibited Articles to a Detention
Facility, Possession of SCH IV or V LT 28GM, Possession of SCH IV or GT 28GM But
Less Than 200GM, Possession of Meth or Cocaine LT 2GM, Possession of Drug
Paraphernalia, Delivery of SCH IV or V, Expired Vehicle License/No Vehicle License, Hazardous Driving County Ordinance, Driving Left of Center. The deputy was assisted by Corning P.D.
