On 4-26-2018 at about 0744 hrs I was on routine patrol at the Muckleshoot Smoke
Shop at 2115 Auburn Way S, when I noticed a parked white sedan (AZJ0469) with a male sitting in the passenger seat. It appeared from the amount of condensation in the windows that the vehicle had been parked at the location for a significant amount of time. I further noticed that there was a male, later identified by WA ID as Kameron Lewis, sitting in the driver seat.
I often patrol this parking lot as it tends to draw a significant amount of drug activity. During this incident, I parked my patrol vehicle on the side of the sedan and walked toward the passenger side of the vehicle. I peered into the vehicle and observed Kameron with three cells phones in his lap
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Due to the fact that Kameron appeared to be in possession of methamphetamine, I approached the driver side of the vehicle and had Kameron exit the vehicle. I advised Kameron that he was under arrest for possession of methamphetamine. I then placed Kameron in handcuffs, per my training, and advised him of his
Miranda Rights which I read from a pre printed card. Kameron stated that he understood his rights and stated that he wanted to speak with me.
During an incident to arrest search of Kameron's person, I located a black sunglass case in his front left pants pocket. Inside the case I located a clear glass "bubble pipe", which had a white crystalline substance on the interior. A bubble pipe is a glass pipe that has a bubble with a hole on one side. This type of pipe is specifically linked with the smoking of illegal narcotics, specifically meth. Additionally, in Kameron's pants pocket I located two orange cap syringes, which are associated with drug consumption.
Kameron stated that both drug paraphernalia items were his and that the meth I located in the vehicle was also his. Kameron stated that he has been using meth and heroin for a significant amount of time and that he has about a $10
Officer Bluem conducted a records check on Hunter, which revealed three outstanding warrants for his arrest. Incident to arrest, Officer Bluem searched Hunter’s backpack and found a used hypodermic syringe. I looked inside of Hunter’s wallet and found a paper bindle. I opened the paper bindle and found a white substance inside, which resembled crystal methamphetamine. Hunter was subsequently arrested for being in possession of a controlled substance (Refer to PPD case #17007291 for additional
troopers . They were driving near the Canadian border when their car was searched with
Hess was able to locate Brooke in the room Philip came out of. Pltm. Hess stated Brooke was curled up next to the bed on the floor. The room Brooke was located in had so much miscellaneous stuff in it Offices were unable to see the floor. Pltm. Hess observed in plane site six devises used to smoke marijuana, and three devises used to smoke/ snort heroin. There was a $20 dollar bill and a $10 dollar bill rolled up as well. The $20 had a blackish gray powder substance located on it. The $10 dollar bill had a white colored substance located on it. Before Officers left the room a bag of a green leafy substance was located in plane site near the devises used to smoke marijuana.
On the above date and time, reporting Officer and Officer Bolin were dispatched to the blue lot to take a hit and run report. Upon our arrival we spoke to Lois ALMONEY and she stated that she wittnessed a blue Honda Accord pulling into a parking spot and striking a White Toyota Sienna that was already parked. ALMONEY stated that the young girl, with longer blonde hair, exited her vehicle and looked at the van, and acutually tried wiping of the scrape marks. She also stated that this female did not leave a note on the vehicle and just went inside the hospital through the patient discharge doors. ALMONEY stated that she also took a photo of the vehicles parked next to each other.
At this time I made a U-turn at the intersection of Leo Kidd Ave and Ridge road and proceeded west on Ridge road. As I approached the scene I observed the blue tow door Toyota leaving the scene at a high rate of speed traveling North on U.S. Highway 19. I pulled up to the intersection a white female stated that a woman in a blue Toyota 2 door crashed into the rear of her and took off.
day it is the scourge of the underground drug community, and the focal point of
Illicit drug use and the debate surrounding the various legal options available to the government in an effort to curtail it is nothing new to America. Since the enactment of the Harrison Narcotic Act in 1914 (Erowid) the public has struggled with how to effectively deal with this phenomena, from catching individual users to deciding what to do with those who are convicted (DEA). Complicating the issue further is the ever-expanding list of substances available for abuse. Some are concocted in basements or bathtubs by drug addicts themselves, some in the labs of multinational pharmaceutical companies, and still others are just old compounds waiting for society to discover them.
PLOSCOWE, Morris. "Drug Addiction, Crime, or Disease." Interim and Final Reports of the Joint Committee of the American Bar Association and the American Medical Association on Narcotic Drugs.. Joint Committee of the American Bar Association and the American Medical Association on Narcotic Drugs, n.d. Web. 1 Jul 2010. .
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surprise, I noticed an old, rotten car parked on the shoulder of the road and a
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at the back, and the two guys in the car were gone. The people in the
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