Police: Tulsa Woman High On Meth While Driving With Kids

Sand Springs police arrested a woman Thursday evening they say was driving under the influence of meth with her kids in the car and displaying other odd behavior. Amy Lamb was booked into jail complaints including two counts of child endangerment and driving under the influence - third or more offense. 

An arrest report states a witness called officers to say Lamb was acting out of control in a Dollar Tree and appeared to be high on drugs. The witness followed Lamb and said she drove all over the road, peeling out and pulling a U-turn into the Carl's Jr. parking lot at 1110 East Charles Page Boulevard.

The woman also told officers Lamb began dancing in the parking lot and yelling. 

Police spoke to Lamb and say she was acting "erratic" and appeared to be on methamphetamine. They searched her and found meth in her pocket, the officer said in his report. They also said they found a cup with an alcoholic beverage in her truck where her two children were and a smoking pipe in her purse.

Lamb, 41, told officers she couldn't do a field sobriety test because she was high on meth and had taken Xanax earlier in the day, the report states. They gave her a field sobriety test and said she failed.

Police said she had pleaded guilty to two previous DUIs. Lamb's mother picked up the two kids, and Lamb was booked on the child endangerment and DUI complaints, possession of a controlled drug, possession of drug paraphernalia and transporting an open container.

Lamb is being held on a $112,820 bond.