Senior-Living Trap House: 65-Year-Old Arrested, Charged With Selling Cocaine

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According to the Chicago Tribune, Audrea Sanders was arrested on charges of selling cocaine out of her senior-living apartment in Cook County public housing.

Sanders was arrested last week and appeared in bond court Wednesday. The Golden Towers Senior Living Center resident was "charged with manufacture/delivery of a controlled substance on public housing property and possession of a controlled substance. Sanders bail was set at $50,000," according to the Tribune.

Police said that they recovered scales and an undisclosed amount of cocaine during a search of Sanders' apartment. A 29-year-old man, Jeffery Williams, was also arrested. He was charged with criminal trespassing after he was found in Sanders' apartment, authorities said.

And get this: Sanders is the second Golden Towers resident to be charged with selling drugs. Seventy-one-year-old Eddie Cain was charged with "two counts of delivering a controlled substance on public housing property," according to the Tribune. Cain has been in jail since his arrest and is scheduled to appear in court Nov. 28.

Read more at the Chicago Tribune.