Wynonna Judd is facing new heartbreak as her meth addict daughter has been sentenced to eight years after being busted for leaving a rehab program in late 2017! 22-year-old Grace Pauline Kelley had been trying to stay out of prison ever since Dec. 2015 — when she was arrested on drug charges in an arrest first exposed by The National ENQUIRER. Get the latest on the country diva’s continuing scandal, and click here for more news on her movie-star sister….
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According to court documents obtained by The ENQUIRER, Grace — Wynona’s daughter with first husband Arch Kelley — was arrested on Dec. 18, 2015, at a Walgreen’s in Nashville, where cops saw her acting suspiciously. “Detectives noticed the vehicle was sitting at the location for an extended period of time,” her arrest affidavit stated. She “was observed exiting the vehicle and entering the store.”
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Cops pulled Grace over because her license plate “was improperly secured” and “held on by one screw,” the report said. While they were talking, “a concerned citizen handed detectives a plastic bag that was thrown from the passenger side” — with the report adding the bag held “a torn-up box of pseudoephedrine, and a receipt showing a purchase of Coleman fuel.”
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Both items are used in the manufacturing of methamphetamine, with pseudoephedrine cold tablets placed in a glass jar filled with the camp fuel. A fed-up judge sentenced Kelly to the prison term after she quit attending rehab, and she won't be eligible for parole until February 4, 2019.
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According to court documents obtained by The ENQUIRER, Grace — Wynona’s daughter with first husband Arch Kelley — was arrested on Dec. 18, 2015, at a Walgreen’s in Nashville, where cops saw her acting suspiciously. “Detectives noticed the vehicle was sitting at the location for an extended period of time,” her arrest affidavit stated. She “was observed exiting the vehicle and entering the store.”
Photo credit: Getty/Files
Cops pulled Grace over because her license plate “was improperly secured” and “held on by one screw,” the report said. While they were talking, “a concerned citizen handed detectives a plastic bag that was thrown from the passenger side” — with the report adding the bag held “a torn-up box of pseudoephedrine, and a receipt showing a purchase of Coleman fuel.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
Both items are used in the manufacturing of methamphetamine, with pseudoephedrine cold tablets placed in a glass jar filled with the camp fuel. A fed-up judge sentenced Kelly to the prison term after she quit attending rehab, and she won't be eligible for parole until February 4, 2019.
