Montgomery man charged with selling methamphetamine set for exam

HILLSDALE — A Montgomery man arrested June 17 on multiple charges including distributing methamphetamine is tentatively scheduled for a preliminary examination hearing at 2 p.m. Sept. 4 in the 2B District Court of Hillsdale County .

The Michigan State Police arrested Glen Leroy Pepper, 52, on suspicion of selling the illicit narcotic on Jan. 12.

On the day of his arrest, Pepper is alleged to have lied to troopers by giving them a false name representing himself as someone else.

Pepper also stands charged with breaking and entering a building with intent to commit larceny on March 8.

He has a third case filed against him stemming from June 17, where he stands charged with larceny over $1,000, receiving and concealing a stolen motor vehicle, receiving and concealing stolen property and lying to a police officer.

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Additional details of all three cases are expected to be released during the preliminary examination hearing on Sept. 4 where the Hillsdale County Prosecutor’s Office bears the burden of establishing probable cause that a crime was committed and probable cause that Pepper is responsible for the crimes for which he has been charged.

If both elements are established, Pepper’s cases will then be bound over to the 1st Judicial Circuit Court for further hearings.

Pepper remains lodged in the Hillsdale County Jail without bond after violating bond conditions shortly after his arrest.

— Contact Reporter Corey Murray at cmurray@hillsdale.net or follow him on X, formerly Twitter: @cmurrayHDN.

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