WESTOVER, W.Va. — A Preston County woman has been charged after a complainant saw her “selling narcotics” out of her vehicle at the Morgantown Mall.
On Jan. 12, officers with the Westover Police Department received a complaint about a suspicious vehicle in the parking lot of J.C. Penney in the Morgantown Mall, according to a criminal complaint.
The caller claimed that he saw the person in the vehicle, later identified as Morgan Wilgis, 26, of Albright, “selling narcotics,” officers said.
When officers arrived, they observed Wilgis’s vehicle in the parking lot of the food court, and when officers came in contact with Wilgis, they found her to be in possession of “an excessive amount” of Oxycodone, heroin and packaging materials, according to the complaint.
Officers also noted that Wilgis had multiple warrants out for her arrest from Taylor and Barbour counties, as well as a warrant from Pennsylvania which the state “were willing to extradite,” officers said.
Wilgis has been charged with possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance. She is being held in North Central Regional Jail on $25,000 bond.
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