PICKWICK, Minn. – A multi-agency police drug team found 9.5 grams of meth, mostly in zip-baggies, in a Pickwick house and arrested the woman who at first didn’t answer the door but later did. This was about 11 a.m. Booked at the Winona County jail was Sandra Kay Kauphusman, age 57. Sheriff’s officers, who led the arresting team, said Kauphusman admitted to meth, cocaine and marijuana on the premises, deputies said. Seized were:
> Three small zip-baggies with 0.5 gram.
> Another zip-bag in another place with 0.5 gram.
> Three yellow pills.
> A downstairs bathroom mirror cabinet with 0.5 gram.
> In another bathroom mirror cabinet with brownish crystal-like substance.
> A prescription bottle with the label ripped off.
> In a kitchen drawer, a small zip-baggie with 0.5 gram.
> In the living room, a glass container with 2 grams.
> A pipe with meth residue, a small glass jar with meth residue, a hypodermic needle, and other drug paraphernalia.
Kauphusman. Tentatively charged with fifth-degree possession of controlled substance.