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01-10-2012, 05:59 PM
STAFF REPORTS / NW Florida Daily News
CRESTVIEW — A 24-year-old man was arrested Dec. 18 on charges of cocaine distribution, smuggling contraband into a detention facility and misdemeanor narcotic equipment possession.
Adrian Lamar Warren was pulled over after running a red light at McCaskill Street and East James Lee Boulevard, according to his Okaloosa County Sheriff's arrest report.
The deputy who pulled Warren over recognized him for having been arrested for cocaine distribution so after warning him about his traffic infraction he asked permission to search Warren's vehicle.
Warren complied and during the search a scale was found in the glove compartment with the remnants of cocaine. Two "street rolls" of cash were also found in his pocket, totaling $1,595.
During an interview, Warren was asked why he had such a large amount of cash and he responded saying, "I don't have a job, read between the lines."
CRESTVIEW — A 24-year-old man was arrested Dec. 18 on charges of cocaine distribution, smuggling contraband into a detention facility and misdemeanor narcotic equipment possession.
Adrian Lamar Warren was pulled over after running a red light at McCaskill Street and East James Lee Boulevard, according to his Okaloosa County Sheriff's arrest report.
The deputy who pulled Warren over recognized him for having been arrested for cocaine distribution so after warning him about his traffic infraction he asked permission to search Warren's vehicle.
Warren complied and during the search a scale was found in the glove compartment with the remnants of cocaine. Two "street rolls" of cash were also found in his pocket, totaling $1,595.
During an interview, Warren was asked why he had such a large amount of cash and he responded saying, "I don't have a job, read between the lines."