Bond set for pair accused of running filthy Nebraska drug house where four kids lived

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Two people were arraigned in Saline County Court on Tuesday on multiple drug and child abuse charges.

Judge Linda Bauer set Quentin Teeters’ bond at $35,000. He faces several charges, including intentional child abuse, possession of a controlled substance and violating the Sex Offender Registry Act.

Cortney Connelly’s bond was set at $10,000. She is charged with intentional child abuse, possession of a controlled substance and two lesser drug counts.

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Teeters and Connelly were arrested July 5 at a home in Wilber.

Deputies with the Saline County Sheriff’s Office said they found multiple bags of methamphetamine in the house.

Four children were living in the house, which authorities said is a “well known hub” for selling and doing drugs.

Court documents describe a house in disarray, with dog feces “smeared all over the floor” of two rooms and moldy food and drinks left lying around.

Teeters’ preliminary hearing is set for Aug. 15. Connelly is due back in court Aug. 27.