Scarsdale 'Pot Mom' Said She's Now Devout Christian

The woman from Scarsdale, facing sentencing for a marijuana-growing operation, said she has found religion.

Andrea Sanderlin pleaded guilty in October 2013 to a count of manufacturing and intending to distribute a controlled substance, according to lohud.com.

She now said she is a devout Christian and has asked for mercy for her upcoming sentencing.

Sanderlin lived in a Saxon Woods Road home and was accused of growing and trying to sell more than 1,000 pot plants out of a warehouse in Queens.

At the time, then-U.S. Attorney Loretta Lynch said the Scarsdale resident “chose to inhabit the shadowy underworld of large-scale drug dealers, using drug procees to maintain her family’s facade of upper middle class stability.”

For the complete lohud.com article, go here.