The sheriff's office says the deputy detected a strong odor of marijuana while interviewing the driver, who then allegedly admitted to having it in the car.
The sheriff's office says that on March 21, around 1:20 a.m. the deputy was traveling east on SH 71 near Plum,, when he noticed a white Toyota Camry traveling west was going at a high rate of speed. The deputy's radar then confirmed excessive speed.
The deputy conducted a traffic stop on the car, and says he detected a strong odor of marijuana while interviewing the driver, who then allegedly admitted to having it in the car. A probable cause search uncovered a plastic bag full of marijuana, a .40 caliber Smith & Wesson handgun, several more small bags of THC marijuana, a mushroom bar and a THC edible candy bar.
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