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Great Falls man charged with Meth possession and paraphernalia violation

KC Loren Ward, a Great Falls man, was charged on Thursday with felony possession of dangerous drugs after police found suspected methamphetamine at his 6th Avenue NW home.
Police responded to the residence due to Ward violating his probation, which included a 72-hour probation hold warrant, and found drug paraphernalia and a plastic bag with white crystals.
Officers found Ward in a bedroom near a glass pipe with residue and a bag containing a substance that tested presumptively positive for methamphetamine, though Ward denied pipe ownership, blaming "the other guy."
Ward had been placed on probation in two cases less than two weeks prior and was under supervision when prosecutors requested bail set at $50,000 with GPS monitoring conditions if released.
Ward continues to be held at the Cascade County Detention Center as legal proceedings progress, with prosecutors highlighting his prior breach of release terms and seeking safeguards to ensure adherence.

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