Tyler

(AP) -- Prosecutors say an East Texas woman faces up to 25 years in prison in a drug manufacturing and stolen mail case.

Authorities say Stacy Dianne Campbell of Hawkins pleaded guilty today in Tyler to possession of pseudoephedrine with the intent to make methamphetamine. Campbell also pleaded guilty to possession of stolen mail.

No sentencing date has been set for Campbell, who was indicted last year.

Prosecutors say Campbell in 2008 stole items, from mailboxes, in an attempt to locate cash or checks and try to deposit the funds into a bogus account.

Investigators say the drug case involves cold pills, containing pseudoephedrine, purchased since December 2010 in Mineola and later.

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