Traffic stop nets arrest for steroids, needles

[mugzy]

FERDINAND — A Wednesday afternoon traffic stop landed a Kentucky woman in jail for illegally possessing steroids and needles.

Police say around 1:30 p.m. this afternoon, Master Trooper Brian LaRoche stopped a black 2000 Chevrolet on the eastbound side of Interstate 64 at the 62 mile marker for speeding.
While speaking with the driver, Jennifer D. Carroll, 24, of Brandenberg, KY, LaRoche says he learned that Carroll did not have a valid driver’s license.

Police say that while continuing his investigation, LaRoche found Carroll to be in possession of 25 glass vials of anabolic steroids without a prescription and numerous hypodermic needles, both of which are Level 6 felonies.

Carroll was placed into custody without incident and lodged in the Dubois County Security Center on possession of anabolic steroids and possession of hypodermic needles charges, both Level 6 felonies.

https://duboiscountyherald.com/b/traffic-stop-nets-arrest-for-steroids-needles

 

[woodswise]

WTF. Did she have them in the open, or did she consent to a search? Speeding and driving without a valid license are hardly probable cause for a search warrant . . . so how did the cop get access to find these items?

Wake up people. You should never ever consent to a search of your vehicle by regular police, even if you have nothing to hide . . . Border patrol, on the other hand when near to the border, can search without a warrant and there's nothing you can do about it.

 

[Bigwhite]

She had no license. I'm sure that had something to do with it...

 

[deadlift666]

It's a felony to have needles?

 

[schultz1]

I'm amazed at the level of idiocy sometimes. No license, speeding and illegal substances in car. ......

 

[parttimer]

No OL is an arrestable offense. Your vehicle will be towed, before towing an inventory of the vehicle will be performed. This "usually" includes locked or sealed containers as well.

 

[RAIDEN]

WTF. Did she have them in the open, or did she consent to a search? Speeding and driving without a valid license are hardly probable cause for a search warrant . . . so how did the cop get access to find these items?

Wake up people. You should never ever consent to a search of your vehicle by regular police, even if you have nothing to hide . . . Border patrol, on the other hand when near to the border, can search without a warrant and there's nothing you can do about it.

Don't know about the laws in that state where this occured, but out here it is a misdemeanor to drive with a expired, suspended or have no license, which allows them search your vehicle because you have committed a misdemeanor. Most times the cop will write you a ticket and be on his way, other times they will pull you out, detain you, search vehicle, then if they find nothing you get uncuffed and have to walk home.

 

[Cabo Jo]

more white trash,stupid bitch.

 

[trentracks]

look at all that tren...i love her and will be her prison pen pal,i love her smoooootch baby,dream baby I'll be right here when you get out

 

[parttimer]

^^^ Someone must love tren only cycles, what, there was like 4 bottles of test in that mix!

 

[Lizard King]

The only way you don't get busted for driving w/o a license is if you are an illegal immigrant, you guys need to catch up on your laws

 

[Steelers4life]

Tren4Life baby.