A former Texas County jailer who is accused of peddling drugs over a six-month period there will receive a trial date on Sept. 5, a circuit judge decided Monday.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol said Sheena D. Bolerjack, 33, of Salem, confessed to distributing two oxycodone to an inmate between Dec. 21 and Jan. 6 as well as distributing alprazolam and tramadol on multiple occasions between Sept. 9 and Feb. 28. She is charged with two counts of class B felony distribution charges following a multi-agency investigation.
According to a probable cause affidavit submitted by an investigator with the patrol’s Division of Drug and Crime Control, the sheriff’s department requested assistance with investigation of the sale of narcotics by a jail employee. Bolerjack was arrested March 3 by Dent County authorities and transported to Texas County by a highway patrolman.
Bolerjack will stand trial in Pulaski County on a change of venue.Â