Dro_Princess
02-14-2007, 07:51 PM
SOUTHBURY, Conn. - A Danbury man's plans to bail himself out after a drug bust went more than a bit awry over the weekend. State police said that a small safe that Nakia Davis, 32, had his aunt bring in to the Southbury barracks not only contained $5,000 in cash for bail, but also drug paraphernalia and 16 grams of cocaine, leading to more charges.
Davis had been pulled over for speeding on Interstate 84 in Southbury. With the help of a police dog, marijuana was seized from the car, and police found 43 baggies of cocaine weighing 48 grams when they patted Davis down, police said.
Davis arranged for his aunt to bring a small safe which Davis claimed contained money for his bail.
State police said when Davis' aunt opened the safe in front of a state police trooper, inside was the cash, but also drug paraphernalia and 16 grams of cocaine.
Additional drug charges were filed against Davis and his bond was increased to $125,000. He was later bailed out by another relative.
Davis was charged with possession of narcotics with intent to sell, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of cocaine, possession of marijuana and speeding.
:S2: I love dumb criminals. They make me feel smart. First you get pulled over and busted, but you get your auntie to bring you a safe filled with money and more drugs, and get busted again while your sitting in your cell. Someone should write a book filled with dumb criminal stories, that would be a great read in the bathroom.
Davis had been pulled over for speeding on Interstate 84 in Southbury. With the help of a police dog, marijuana was seized from the car, and police found 43 baggies of cocaine weighing 48 grams when they patted Davis down, police said.
Davis arranged for his aunt to bring a small safe which Davis claimed contained money for his bail.
State police said when Davis' aunt opened the safe in front of a state police trooper, inside was the cash, but also drug paraphernalia and 16 grams of cocaine.
Additional drug charges were filed against Davis and his bond was increased to $125,000. He was later bailed out by another relative.
Davis was charged with possession of narcotics with intent to sell, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of cocaine, possession of marijuana and speeding.
:S2: I love dumb criminals. They make me feel smart. First you get pulled over and busted, but you get your auntie to bring you a safe filled with money and more drugs, and get busted again while your sitting in your cell. Someone should write a book filled with dumb criminal stories, that would be a great read in the bathroom.