ANACONDA, Mont. (AP) - A Montana dog catcher has pleaded not guilty to 16 criminal charges after being caught on hidden camera smoking methamphetamine while on duty.
The Montana Standard reports (https://bit.ly/2kutY1y ) that police arrested 37-year-old Braden Blodnick of Anaconda January 23 on drug and paraphernalia charges. Police say Blodnick was also charged with tampering with evidence for trying to flush drugs down a holding cell toilet during booking.
Prosecutors also charged him with child endangerment for picking up his girlfriend’s 11-year-old child from school in a county-owned truck after smoking meth inside it and then taking the child to a home containing drug paraphernalia. He is also charged with stealing a lighter and tobacco grinder.
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Police placed the hidden camera in Blodnick’s truck after receiving tips that the dog catcher was selling meth out of the country truck.
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Information from: The Montana Standard, https://www.mtstandard.com
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