MIAMI – A Pembroke Pines firefighter is facing drug-related prices soon after he was arrested Sunday.
Miami Beach front law enforcement said they stopped Donald Francis Hoss’ Toyota Avalon, 62, Sunday at all over 4 a.m. on Alton Street near 9th Street following the law enforcement noticed his obscured tag.
Hoss instructed police he was on his way to Club Place with his wife.
The arrest report states Hoss was requested if his auto could be searched and he gave spontaneous consent.
Whilst conducting a look for of the car or truck, police situated a environmentally friendly duffle bag in the vicinity of the entrance passenger’s floorboard. “Inside of this bag, I noticed a clear plastic Ziploc bag that contains eight gummies in the aspect pocket.
The gummies had been in a clear Ziploc bag.”
Police said that in addition to the gummies, a compact black screw-on metal cylinder was also observed. It contained a white powdery material “that was regular with cocaine.”
“Together with the black cylinder, officers positioned a blue paper straw which is normally utilized for the consumption of illegal narcotics.”
Furthermore, two clear Ziploc bags ended up found that contains ten suspected MOMA (Ecstasy)
tablets.
Hoss and his spouse have been taken into custody and then transported to Miami Seaside Law enforcement Division headquarters for processing.
