Traffic stop reveals unlawful possession of medication
Traffic, Drugs ViolationPolice stopped a car after it left a property. During the search, they found medication in the driver's possession that was prescribed to someone else.
Audio|Source: South Worcester County Law Dispatch, Oxford, Charlton, Webster, Dudley
02:20
Transcript:
Florida plate. Charlie Mike 66 Papa Alpha Alpha, CM66[1], T.A., Florida, Reg. All right, save, if he already leaves the front. He was in his vehicle working on leaving Nash, so he's starting to leave the property. Pro 1-0, that vehicle is on Charles Street. I'm going to try to catch up with it from the middle of traffic. I received that. She stated that she'll be at the picnic table in the center for anybody that's heading down to reload. I'm gonna be on wheel lock in a moment. Oh, no. Good. I'll be code one with the vehicle on Sun Ave by Railroad Ave. Bill 241[2]. Sorry. Alleged in that medication marked with her prescription and (name withheld) name on the bottle in (name withheld) possession. Very, Steve. (name withheld) given me permission to search the vehicle. I'm doing that now. You have somebody with you, sir.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
CM66: License Plate
[2]
241: Unit/Officer ID
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Location mentioned:
Railroad Ave, Webster, MA 01570
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