MOULTRIE, Ga. — A Macon woman with a toddler in the back floorboard and pistol in a cooler — and who was unable to articulate her point of departure or destination — faces a variety of charges, including drivng under the influence of drugs.

At about 10:36 a.m. Friday a Colquitt County deputy detected a 2002 Lincoln Town Car traveling 90 miles an hour in a 55 zone on Highway 319 North. After turning around, the deputy followed the Lincoln south for about 3.5 miles before catching up to the speeding car near Seminole Drive.

The driver, later identified as Alyssa Adams, told the deputy that she was not sure where she was heading but that she had the location on her cell phone. She later gave her destination as Leesburg where she said she was going to pick up her boyfriend, who was getting out of an unknown hospital.

A check of Adams’ name and birth date indicated her Georgia driver’s license expired in 2014, police said. Adams insisted that she had only a license issued by the state of Michigan but that she did not have it with her and that it possibly had expired.

She gave permission to search the car, police said. During the search the officer found a glass smoking implement with residue in the driver’s door panel and a small weighing scale in the arm rest.

Inside a purse the officer found a piece of aluminum foil that contained the corner of a plastic bag, inside of which there were several clear “stone-like” objects, police said. A cooler in the back seat contained a .25-caliber pistol and ammunition as well as ammunition for a larger-caliber weapon.

As the officer went to speak with a 4-year-old girl in a child seat in the back seat he noticed a small child asleep on the floorboard of the Lincoln.

Adams, 30, 24545 New Clinton Road, was charged with driving under the influence of drugs, possession of methamphetamine, super speeder violation, possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime, expired license and child restraint violation.

She remained in Colquitt Jail on Wednesday and was being held on a $30,000 bond. The Georgia Division of Family and Children Services took custody of the girl and 2-year-old boy.

In other arrests

• Daniel Moreno-Mariscal, 53, 3006-B Sylvester Drive, was charged May 5 with loitering.

• Al Dean Roberts Jr., 24, 401 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, was charged Tuesday with failure to appear.

• Christopher Elijah Jones, 29, 255 Misty Ridge Trail, Stockbridge, was charged Friday with theft by receiving stolen property, failure to appear and criminal use of an article with an altered identification.

• Salvador Sanchez, 30, 211 Newsome Road, was charged Friday with simple battery.

• Brittany Sharee Howard, 26, 3445 Sylvester Drive, was charged May 1 with simple battery and simple assault.

Berlin Police

• Jeannette Marshall Armstrong, 42, 126 N.E. 48th Terrace, Gainesville, Fla., was charged Monday with driving while license suspended.

Doerun Police

• Merchel Lamar Gay, 32, 4894 Hwy. 133 N., Doerun, was charged Saturday with driving while license withdrawn.

Moultrie Police

• Leroy McBride, 53, 801 First Ave. S.E., was charged Monday with burglary, criminal trespass, criminal attempt to commit burglary and probation violation.

• Schvosky Lamonte Collins, 25, 918 First Ave. S.W., was charged Monday with possession of ecstasy and obstruction of an officer.

• Maurice Antwon Smith, 33, 411 Fourth Court N.W., was charged Saturday with disorderly conduct.

• David Justin Daniels, 27, 317 Sardis Church Road, was charged Friday with theft by shoplifting.

• Pedro Gonzales, 20, 813-B Fourth St. N.W., was charged Sunday with duty to obey police officer, giving false information or false name and probation violation.

• Manuel Garifas Santillian, 142 Ortiz Lane, was charged Friday with simple battery.

Probation violation

Sheriff’s Office

• Alexis Olivia Dawson, 26, 3119 Hillcrest Ave., Tifton.

• Charles William Martin, 19, 738 Highway 270 E., Doerun.

Burglary

Sheriff’s Office

• Leon Mims, 1500 block Old Doerun Road, reported Tuesday the theft of a Craftsman chain saw and Craftsman leaf blower from his shop.

The thief also took a weed trimmer from the shop but left it outside. Mims estimated the value of the stolen tools at a total of $300.

Thefts

Sheriff’s Office

• Chris Carter reported Tuesday the theft of a John Deere D105 riding lawn mower from a vacant residence in the 400 block of Joe Gray Road.

• Colquitt EMC, 15 Rowland Drive, reported Tuesday that there was an unauthorized meter connected at a residence in the 800 block of Cook Road.

An employee notified the resident that no charges will be filed if she stops using the meter illegally.

Moultrie Police

• Battery Source, 106 15th Street Southeast, reported Monday that rented golf carts valued at $2,795 had not been returned.

• Elizabeth Duncan, 62, Moultrie, reported Monday the theft of a driver’s license she lost in the 2700 block of West Boulevard.

• Oxley’s, 808 W. Central Ave., reported Monday that two male shoplifters stole about six packs of meat in their pants and left in a silver Nissan pickup truck.

• James Hill, 300 block Eighth Street Northeast, reported Sunday the theft of about 25 cans of soda and said the lock to a shed was damaged.

Entering auto

Sheriff’s Office

• Nicholas Lopez-Bamaca reported the theft of his wallet containing identification cards from a 1999 Chevrolet Silverado parked in the 600 block of Veterans Parkway South.

• David Jackson, 100 block Funston-Sale City Road, reported Monday the theft of a car battery and 1.25-gallon container of Quaker State motor oil with a total value of $210 out of a 2001 Ford Explorer.

Fraud

Sheriff’s Office

• Maria Roman, Glendale, Arizona, reported Tuesday that while her father, Guadalupe Cerda, was in a personal care home 46 charges were made on his debit card, most made in the Norman Park area.

During the same time period two checks were made, one payable to a former caretaker and the other to Georgia Power Co.

The case remains under investigation.

• Lark Krizan reported Monday that someone used her information to open a Verizon wireless phone account in Tifton.

Krizan told police that the company closed the account in December 2013 with an unpaid balance of $2,117. The company refused to discuss the issue with her.

Moultrie Police

• Beth Bowdoin, Moultrie, reported Monday that two fraudulent charges had been made to a dental office.

Property damage

Sheriff’s Office

• Chris Hooker, 500 block Newsome Road, reported Monday that a male acquaintance threw a small bowl through a bedroom window of his residence.

• Nancy Najera, 200 block Tommy Meredith Road, reported Monday that someone damaged her trash can with a car.

• Lynda Phillips reported that a drive struck her 2005 Toyota Camry while it was parked at a church on Sylvester Highway.

Moultrie Police

• An officer investigating an alarm on Monday at China Cafe restaurant, 801 First Ave. S.E. noted that a window had been damaged.

• Shirley Seay reported that when she arrived Monday at 5th Street Sandwich Shop, 203 Fifth St. N.W., she found that the door had been heavily damaged over the weekend.