Wisconsin librarian faces drug, weapons charges

A public school librarian in Milwaukee, Wisconsin was in federal court today, facing accusations of running a crack house and buying a gun for her boyfriend, a convicted felon.

The indictment alleges that Elena D. Scott rented a home "`for the purpose of manufacturing and distributing cocaine,'" crack cocaine and marijuana."

It also alleges that Scott lied on a form relating to a gun purchase, stating it was for her when in fact it was for her boyfriend.

Scott was arrested yesterday evening and released this afternoon. As part of a signature bond, she must submit to random drug tests. She faces a maximum of 40 years in prison and $750,000 in fines if convicted on all charges.