Christie Prody, who is most well known for being O.J. Simpson's ex-girlfriend, has been arrested. As reported by TMZ, she faces three felony charges.
She was arrested and subsequently booked into the Cass County Jail on Thursday, September 10. The West Fargo Police Department, who reportedly arrested her, did not respond to the outlet's request for comment as of September 11.
Police have charged her with three felony drug-related offenses. These are two charges of possession of a controlled substance (a depressant as well as m***), and one charge of unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia.
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She was arrested on three felony charges, and is currently being held in the Cass County Jail. This isn't the first run-in she's had.
This Isn't the First Time She Has Been Arrested
This isn't the first run-in Prody has had with the law. She was famously arrested in both 2012 and 2013 for various crimes.
In 2012, cops arrested her for allegedly snatching a woman's purse in Fargo, North Dakota. Per CBS News, she entered an Alford plea, meaning that she said she wasn't guilty but accepted the evidence was likely enough to convict her.
For that alleged snatching case, she received a four-year suspended sentence as well as two years of probation.
She was also arrested in 2013 after cops said she was involved in a drugs scheme. According to the New Pittsburgh Courier, cops accused Prody of two counts each of burglary, theft, and drug possession.
During her tenure as an in-home nursing assistant in Minnesota, she allegedly stole a couple's prescription medication for herself. They reported around 300 Oxycodone tablets missing from their home - and a surveillance camera reportedly saw her taking the pills.
However, issues arose with this case, as she was already being held in North Dakota over the alleged purse-snatching. She was forced to miss a court date due to already being locked up.
At the time, her attorney, said, "I would expect now that she's done with her North Dakota matters that she'll get back over here and appear on these matters."
She ended up trying to get the case taken to drugs court - but the result of this remains unknown.
We hope that the full course of justice is taken in her recent felony charges.
