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Police Blotter: ‘Oh, that? That’s heroin, officer’

In need of redemption

July 24 – A vehicle prowler broke into a car and stole the vehicle’s registration, the vehicle’s insurance, and a Bible.

Police were dispatched at 10:02 a.m. to the 11400 block of 51st Avenue, where the victim stated he forgot to lock the door to his car. While working inside of a store, he was informed a white female suspect was attempting to enter his vehicle.

The officer was able to retrieve a short video clip via another employee’s iPhone of the possible suspect walking away from the Target parking lot.

That’s heroin, I’m sorry

July 19 – A vehicle was pulled over for displaying a fake three-day trip permit on the back window. The officer then saw a small blue and yellow container, suspected of containing narcotics. After the man agreed to let the officers search his vehicle, the officers discovered a small white bag that was knotted. When asked what it was, the driver dropped his chin to his chest and mumbled “F***. That’s heroin. I’m sorry.”

Police pulled over the vehicle at 11:57 p.m. heading westbound on State Route 16, where the man admitted to “selling rocks.” The officer asked the man to clarify what that meant, and the driver said, “I mean I sell heroin, man.”

The heroin and drugs were seized, along with the fake trip permit. The report was forward to the felony prosecutor for review.

This story was originally published July 29, 2020 at 12:46 AM.

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