Authorities in Lincoln, Neb., say Jacqueline Standley was arrested Saturday at her apartment and was charged Monday with delivery of methamphetamine, a Class 2 felony, the Lincoln Journal Star reported.

Judge James Foster set Standley's bond at $5,000 and appointed the public defender's office to represent her. The newspaper said.

Standley was bailed out of jail Monday night.

Court records indicated Standley, 44, is accused delivering a bag of methamphetamine to an undercover officer the night of Feb. 11 at her apartment.

Standley, a Lincoln native, has been estranged from her son and daughter for several years, the Journal Star said. (c) UPI