Sallisaw police officers received a tip on Jan. 19 that people were buying pseudoephedrine pills for Polly Dian Mulinax.
Officer Billy Oliver and Detectives Herb Hutchison and Sandra Girdner drove to Mulinax’s home at 503 W. Argyle St. and asked Mulinax if they could come in and speak with her about the information they received.
Mulinax, 40, told officers, “The only thing I have is a little meth in the drawer in my bedroom.”
After gaining consent to search Mulinax’s home officers discovered foil with an off yellow residue that field tested positive for meth and numerous blister packs of 120 mg of psedoephedrine.
In a press release from Jerry Moore, Sequoyah County district attorney, Moore stated Mulinax admitted that she used meth and had traded psedoephedrine pills to individuals for drugs.
Mulinax has several prior convictions. On Jan. 15 Mulinax was convicted of possession of a controlled substance and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. On Oct. 27 2008 Mulinax was convicted of two counts of possession of a controlled substance and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia.
