1) "Police said they found 2 kilograms of cocaine in the trunk of Polania's 1993 Toyota Camry after he was arrested Thursday for driving without a license in the vicinity of Maple Avenue and West Post Road in White Plains."
And how exactly does a misdemeanor arrest give officers the right to search the trunk? Although, if my clients' behavior is the norm, he probably gave permission.
2) There might be a reason this guy is a "former police officer."
3) Cocaine coconuts.
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Well, if that article doesn't read like an advertisement to bring heroin addicts to NJ, I don't know what does.
Do I smell a new tourism campaign in the works?
From the article.
"Polania was identified during an investigation into a drug ring allegedly led by Charles Gant, 40, a hip-hop promoter from the Bronx. Gant was accused of being the ringleader after police found 94 kilograms of cocaine in the motor home of an aspiring hip-hop artist, Gloria "Glory" Velez, and seized more than $800,000 and handguns from four other men who were arrested in April."
They were looking to pop the guy so they could search the car. "What? No driver's license? (which is lucky, because it sounds better than inoperable license plate light) I'm afraid we have to take you to jail Mr. Polania. We're just going to make a quick inventory of your car to make sure nothing gets taken."
SC PD
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