Angelica Marie Schmidt-Henrey

On January 7, 2026, at 0026 hours, a St. Paul police officers stopped a motor vehicle for speeding and a seat belt violation. The traffic stop occurred near Dale and Concordia, St. Paul, Ramsey County. The officer identified the driver as Angelica Marie Schmidt-Henrey, [DOB REDACTED]. As the officer was approaching the vehicle, he saw Schmidt-Henrey stuffing something between her legs. During the interaction, Schmidt-Henrey would cry hysterically then be calm and collected. Her demeanor was animated and excited.

She attempted to remove her pants. She appeared to the officer to be under the influence of a central nervous system stimulant. She performed poorly on the walk and turn, and one leg stand field sobriety tests. The modified-Romberg test showed that her internal clock was fast. A certified drug recognition evaluator concluded that she was under the influence of a stimulant consistent with methamphetamine. Officers recovered a bag of suspected methamphetamine on the driver’s seat. Schmidt-Henrey admitted that she had also stuffed methamphetamine down her pants.

Presumptive testing confirmed that the suspect controlled substances were positive for methamphetamine with a total net weight of 4.43 grams. Police obtained a sample of Schmidt-Henrey’s urine pursuant to search warrant. Analysis is pending. During the interaction with police, Schmidt-Henrey slipped out of her handcuffs and fled on foot from officers who apprehended her after a short chase.