Karen Knott, who was sentenced to eight years June 29 in BAca County after a jury found her guilty of possessing meth and the materials needed to manufacture meth, along with a loaded .25 caliber semi-automatic handgun, while speeding with friends last year through Baca County in a stolen 2003 GMC Yukon. Detectives say she was Brassell's girlfriend and meth supplier. She faces a separate Jefferson County trial later this summer on charges that she possessed four ounces of meth in a car parked outside a West Colfax Avenue motel.
Karen Knott, who was sentenced to eight years June 29 in BAca County after a jury found her guilty of possessing meth and the materials needed to manufacture meth, along with a loaded .25 caliber semi-automatic handgun, while speeding with friends last year through Baca County in a stolen 2003 GMC Yukon. Detectives say she was Brassell's girlfriend and meth supplier. She faces a separate Jefferson County trial later this summer on charges that she possessed four ounces of meth in a car parked outside a West Colfax Avenue motel.
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Karen Knott, who was sentenced to eight years June 29 in BAca County after a jury found her guilty of possessing meth and the materials needed to manufacture meth, along with a loaded .25 caliber semi-automatic handgun, while speeding with friends last year through Baca County in a stolen 2003 GMC Yukon. Detectives say she was Brassell's girlfriend and meth supplier. She faces a separate Jefferson County trial later this summer on charges that she possessed four ounces of meth in a car parked outside a West Colfax Avenue motel.
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