HIT SKIP: A deputy responded to the 5000 block of North Rangeline Road in Newberry on reports of a hit-skip accident at 1:54 p.m. The white substance will be sent to the Miami Valley Regional Crime Lab for confirmation. The deputy also located two small plastic zip-loc baggies containing a white crystal substance, which appeared to be methamphetamine. Subsequently consent was gained to search the vehicle and seven used syringes were located inside of a backpack, belonging to the driver.
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During the traffic stop investigation, the deputy learned the driver was operating the motor vehicle without a valid license. TRAFFIC: A deputy initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle for displaying a fictitious license plate on the 8000 block of U.S. The reporting party advised a trailer was broken into and multiple tools were taken.
THEFT: A deputy responded to the 5000 block of North Lostcreek Shelby Road in Lostcreek Township on a theft complaint.
A used syringe was located in the driver door, a clear canister containing suspected drug residue was located in the center console, marijuana roaches were located inside the center console, and drug paraphernalia was located inside the trunk of the vehicle. Upon further investigation, K9 Vello alerted to the odor of narcotics inside the vehicle. At that time, the deputy proceeded to conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle at High Street and Walker Street at 7:23 a.m. Upon running the license plate through LEADS, it came back with expired registration and the registered owner has a warrant out of Shelby County. When pulling up next to the vehicle, the deputy noted the other driver slumped down as if he was attempting to stay out of view of the deputy.
TRAFFIC: A deputy was traveling north bound on College Avenue in Piqua when they pulled up next to a green Dodge Neon. Information provided by the Miami County Sheriff’s Office
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