She had ingested drugs and had to be given Narcan
February 4, 2023, Madison Police responded to suspicious activity in the 500 block of Ivy Tech Drive. Caller reported a female rolling around on the ground. Officers Kyle Potter and Curtis Shelpman responded.
Upon arrival, Officers located Justice R. U. Heiderman 27, Madison, Indiana, sitting on a curb, near her vehicle. Heiderman was very lethargic and was given a dose of Narcan by officers. KDH-EMS responded and transported Heiderman to KDH-ER for further evaluation. Heiderman's two small children, located in the vehicle, were released to a family member.
K-9 Officer Trent Smith was called to the scene along with his K-9 partner Colt. The K-9 gave his handler a positive indication for the presence of narcotics. During the subsequent search, officers located drugs in Heiderman's vehicle.
Justice Heiderman faces preliminary alleged charges of - possession of a narcotic drug (fentanyl)
L-6 felony - possession of methamphetamine L-6 felony, neglect of dependent (2-counts) L-6 felony, operating a vehicle while intoxicated (prior) L-6 felony and public intoxication class B misdemeanor Heiderman has the presumption of innocence until otherwise proven guilty. .
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