Deputy finds meth packaged for resale and other drugs in Jasper woman’s car during traffic stop

GORDON COUNTY, Ga. — A Jasper woman is facing multiple drug charges after getting pulled over by a deputy in Gordon County.

On Tuesday, October 10 at about 9 p.m., a deputy on patrol near Resaca noticed a “suspicious” BMW driving on State Road 136.

The deputy stopped the driver, identified as Kaitlyn Alyse Lieberman, 33, of Jasper, and questioned her.

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During a search of her car, the deputy found methamphetamine packaged for resale, illegal Schedule II narcotics, marijuana, and related items.

Lieberman was arrested without incident.

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She was booked into the Gordon County Jail and charged with possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute, possession of Schedule II controlled substances, and other drug-related and traffic offenses.

On Sunday, October 15, Lieberman was released on a $15,000 bond.

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