Update: On April 24, Alisha Sue pleaded guilty to possession of a narcotic drug and criminal recklessness. Her theft charge was dismissed. In October 2017, Sue was sentenced to 2 years, with 2 days given as jail credit and the rest of the sentence suspended for the possession of a narcotic drug charge. She’ll remain on probation for 2 years. In addition, Sue was sentenced to 183 days in jail (all suspended) for the criminal recklessness charge.

Original story below: 

MUNCIE, Ind. – An Albany woman was arrested Thursday after she allegedly stole drugs from Ball Memorial Hospital, reports The Star Press.

Alisha Sue, 28, was charged with possession of a narcotic, criminal recklessness and theft.

According to an affidavit, a member of her household told authorities back in September that they found morphine, syringes, pills and other medical equipment in their home.

The witness stated he believed she was abusing drugs due to a change in her behavior.

After checking medical records, authorities discovered the several medications found in the house had not been prescribed to her. In a March 3 interview with investigators, Sue “admitted to having an addiction to opiate pain killers for an extended period of time.”

She was released from the Delaware County jail on Thursday after posting a $5,000 bond