Traffic Stop Lands Four Behind Bars for Meth Related Charges
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Posted: 5:38 PM Feb 19, 2010
Traffic Stop Lands Four Behind Bars for Meth Related Charges
An officer conducting a routine traffic stop ended up arresting four people for more than just a broken headlight.
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KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A Charleston police officer conducting a routine traffic stop Thursday night ended up arresting four people for meth related charges.

According to a criminal complaint, the patrolman pulled over a car on MacCorkle Avenue for a burned out headlight.

When the officer began talking with the occupants inside the car, he smelled a strong odor of marijuana. He asked the four people inside if they had any drugs. The criminal complaint states that they told the officer they didn't have any.

The patrolman noticed when he returned to his car that the driver and other occupants were acting nervously.

A pat search was conducted and Sophie Samples handed over a small amount of Marijuana and a Marijuana pipe.

No drugs were found on Ronnie Rogers or Preston Jr. McCumbers, III.

A Deputy called into assist during the search did find two bags of white powder on Johnnie Williams.

When they searched the inside vehicle they found several pipes, nine bags of meth, Xanax, Adderall, Oxycontin , Roxicodone, and a box of Claritin D. Johnnie Williams admitted to police that she ate the Claritin Pills.

In the trunk, they found 140 bottles of Iodine and a bottle of liquid heat.

McCumbers told police that the meth found was his. He says that all of them at been in Charleston to buy the Claritin, liquid heat and iodine to make meth.

All four are being charged with possession of precursors to make meth, possession with the intent to deliver meth and possession of a Schedule II Narcotic.


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Posted by: citizen O on Mar 2, 2010 at 12:11 PM

i hear the one who admitted having all that got released on "insufficient" evidence? huh how much more evidence do they need? WTG CPD on letting another crimnal out to harm or hurt the children with meth and god knows what else!!
Posted by: MOM on Feb 22, 2010 at 07:27 AM

I am the mother of one of these MEN and I agree they need to be held accountability for their actions. They all knew what was in the car and what they were doing was wrong. Now these kids will pay for there crime and hopefully get the help they need to better their lives. And yes your right 4 more drug dealers off the street, for that I am glad BUT I love my child and will be there if and when he needs me, NOT to get out of jail but to better himself. I am not afraid to say my child did wrong, But I am sure in you lives you have messed up or you child has made a mistake You get over it and go on and hope for the best! Lets pray these young people pay for their crime but also get the help that they need to go forward not backward in their lives
Posted by: citizen g on Feb 21, 2010 at 08:00 PM

Accountability is the key. Accountability is what these kids are missing and it is what "misled" kids and drug thugs have been missing for years. No matter who you are, or where you come from, or who your friends are, you must be held accountable for your actions. Playing with fire always gets you burned. All of the people in this vehicle knew what was in it, and they should be held responsible.
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