Slocomb woman charged with meth possession
According to a statement from Houston County Sheriff’s Capt. Antonio Gonzalez, investigators charged Casie Lynn Pelham, 20, of Slocomb with felony unlawful possession of a controlled substance. According to the statement, the arrest came as a result of a deputy checking on a possible distressed motorist near the intersection of New Hope Road and South Park Avenue in Slocomb. Gonzalez said part of Slocomb is in Houston County.
Deputies seized 16 grams of meth from inside the vehicle, which Gonzalez said had an estimated street value of $1,600.
Pelham was taken to the Houston County and held on a $200,000 bond.
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If your talking to me, I’m not INSINUATING.. i just said it outright. im not for drug dealers but im not for shady police practice either. without probable cause this drug dealer could walk away free. I’m sure i don’t have all the facts, but we are responding to this article “as it is written” and we have a right to do that. however im sorry your this offended. “possible distressed motorist” is a very broad term if you think about it. anyway im sure they’ll get it all worked out in court.
If you do not know what you are talking about, then you don’t need to INSINUATE things.
distressed motorist is what the police put as the reason they pulled over a vehicle without probable cause.
Why would you ask such a question?
Whoa, whoa, whoa. I’m sorry, but I would love know what she was doing to make her appear to be a “distressed motorist.“ Can we ask, Matty?
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