HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The two people arrested back on April 23 for drug distribution and other charges entered pleas in the case Monday.

Aly Gibson, aka Amanda Woodmansee, and Brian Jung are both charged with distribution of methamphetamine and possession of distribution paraphernalia. Gibson is also charged with interference with law enforcement and aggravated escape from custody.

As part of a plea agreement, the state amended the complaint to simple possession of meth.

The case against the two started after a Hutchinson police officer learned Gibson had an outstanding warrant and was at a local storage facility in the 1000 block of north Halstead.

The officer arrived and found Gibson and Jung in a white pickup truck. The officer made contact and attempted to place Gibson in cuffs, but she was able to get loose. She ran from the area. An unsuccessful attempt was made to tase Gibson, however, she was eventually caught and taken to jail.

A K-9 officer was utilized to search for drugs and discovered a black bag containing methamphetamine, needles, baggies and a scale.

With both entering pleas, Reno County District Judge Joe McCarville set sentencing for Sept. 27.