The Kittanning native now living in Trinidad was apprehended after her plane landed in Pittsburgh.
The constables who made the arrest said she appeared surprised and didn't seem to know about the warrants.
"She looked up and said, 'Why do you want me?','' according to constable Tom Rushnock of New Kensington.
However, while she was being fingerprinted, Toy told an Arnold police officer that she was "on her way back" to the Valley to "clear up drug charges" so she could introduce her husband to family and friends.
Police have been looking for Toy since a December drug sweep because she allegedly sold crack cocaine and Vicodin pills to undercover officers last year.
Sharon Platt, 47, is accused of stealing about $5,000 dollars from Murphy Motors in Williston, where she worked as an office manager.
WILLISTON, N.D. -- Authorities say they were tipped to the whereabouts of a woman accused of stealing money from her North Dakota employer when she used him as a reference in looking for a job in Pennsylvania.
Sharon Platt, 47, is accused of stealing about $5,000 dollars from Murphy Motors in Williston, where she worked as an office manager.
Williams County Sheriff's Capt. Bob Stancel said Platt was arrested Thursday, after she applied for a job in Pittsburgh and listed Murphy Motors as a reference.
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