A man with a half pound of meth was arrested after a traffic stop in north Orange County
Last night, while on patrol, police officers made a car stop around the area of Placentia Avenue and La Jolla Street, according to the Placentia Police Department.
The driver was found to be in possession of over a half a pound of methamphetamine and several prescription pills.
The suspect, who had numerous convictions for drug sales, was arrested for various drug charges and transported to Orange County Jail.
One pound of meth is worth about $1400 – $2,000 on the street according to Recovered.
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A man with a half pound of meth was arrested after a traffic stop in north Orange County, but the article failed to name the person arrested. This seems to be a common occurrence in articles lately. Are suspected criminals no longer named to protect their identity?
Our woke state legislators passed a law to protect the identity of criminal suspects. They care more for the criminals than the victims!!!
I ask you, what's the opposite of woke?
As woke people tend to be on the extreme left I would say the exact opposite would be someone on the extreme right. My preference lies in the middle...