Bowling Green police arrested a woman Tuesday after an officer saw her driving a car about 3 to 5 mph while drifting toward a ditch on Collett Road near Plano Road.

The officer turned his car around to see if the driver and two children inside the car were OK. The driver, Rose Reeves, 29, told the officer she was not OK, according to her arrest citation. She told the officer she stopped near the ditch because her radio was talking to her. She also said she had recently used methamphetamine and as a result of that drug use had not slept in several days.

While the officer was speaking to Reeves, she complained of a dry mouth and became paranoid that people were watching her, according to the citation. The officer called a relative to come pick up the children in her car. Reeves was taken to The Medical Center, where she had difficulty staying focused and refused a blood draw, according to the citation.

Reeves at one point thought that the nursing staff was talking about her when they were having an unrelated conversation, according to the citation. While at the hospital, Reeves called a friend and said she was being arrested for “picking up the kids while high.”

She was charged with first-degree wanton endangerment and operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs, according to her arrest citation. She was lodged in the Warren County Regional Jail at 6 p.m. and a bond had not been set as of 8:17 p.m., according to online jail records.

Drug arrests — Bowling Green police arrested two women Monday on felony drug possession allegations after being called to a hotel on a theft report.

Annie Michelle Barks, 43, of Franklin, and Heather Denise Beliles, 37, 849 Brookwood Drive, were arrested Monday. Beliles is charged with first-degree possession of a controlled substance (methamphetamine) second offense and possession of drug paraphernalia. Banks is charged with first-degree possession of a controlled substance (methamphetamine) and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Police were called to 3139 Scottsville Road, Room 304, about a theft report. Upon arrival police talked to both Banks and Beliles after finding syringes. During a search of the hotel room, police found suspected crystal meth, according to police records.

Both women told police that they had purchased the drug earlier that day and planned to use it, according to records.

Both are lodged in the Warren County Regional Jail, according to online jail records. Barks’ bond is set at $1,000. Beliles’ bond is set at $2,500. Beliles is also being held on a warrant from another jurisdiction. Neither was charged with a theft.

The suspected meth will be sent to the state crime lab for testing.

Burglary — City police were called Sunday to the 2000 block of Rock Creek Drive, where a woman reported that someone broke out the glass in a rear door of her father’s apartment and stole electronics, altogether valued at $900, and a safe containing medical documents.

The occupant of the apartment was in jail at the time of the break-in. Police interviewed him at the jail and have identified a possible suspect.

No arrests have been made.