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    Eskridge woman arrested after K-9 finds suspected drugs

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    By KMAN Staff on January 13, 2026 Local News

    An Eskridge woman was arrested Sunday after a K-9 alerted deputies to suspected drugs in a vehicle at the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office.

    Sheriff Tim Morse says the vehicle belonged to 55-year-old Robin Baker, who had been visiting an inmate at the jail. Deputies searched the car and found substances believed to be illegal drugs, along with drug paraphernalia.

    Baker was jailed on multiple possession charges. As of Tuesday she was no longer in custody.

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