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Woman Asks Deputy For Help With Trailer, Gets Busted For Drugs
July 7, 2010
A motorist that asked for help in Century was arrested after she admitted to deputies that she had drugs in her possession.
Sandra Woods Mosley, 50, of Old Bratt Road, Atmore, approached Escambia County deputy Jason Land on Industrial Boulevard in Century about 1 a.m. on July 3, asking for help with a trailer she was towing with her Jeep Cherokee. Deputy Land helped remove the trailer from the vehicle, at which time Mosley asked Land to use his flashlight to look in her vehicle for her keys.
Inside the Jeep, he found items that were possibly consistent with drug use, prompting him to question Mosley.
According to the arrest report, Mosley then spontaneously admitted that she had narcotics in her possession, reaching into her purse and pulling out a Tic Tac container with three crack cocaine rocks and one Xanax. She also produced items commonly considered drug paraphernalia.
Mosley was taken into custody and charged with possession of crack cocaine, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, and possession of drug paraphernalia. She remains in the Escambia County Jail with bond set at $6,000.
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8 Responses to “Woman Asks Deputy For Help With Trailer, Gets Busted For Drugs”
For those of you that are so quick to judge…..consider this……
Maybe she confessed so quickly, because she is really a good person reaching out for the help she desperately needs.
THATS REAL NICE …. ITS LIKE ( HI OFFICER WILL YOU HOLD MY CRACK SO I CAN MOVE MY TRAILER.) HOW MUCH DID SHE HAVE THAT DAY. APPARENTLY WAY TO MUCH ..
how stupid do you have to be to take your first hit of crack cocaine.
It’s not like we haven’t ALL heard how bad it is, and what it does to people.
yepper this is a forest gump moment!
Note to self:
If ever decide to get into drug trade, don’t call on law enforcement folks
I am pretty sure this vehicle is the same one that was parked at the daycare facility on Industrial. My main question would be, why wasn’t the vehicle impounded? Isn’t that typically what happens?
A daycare parking lot doesn’t seem to be the best place to leave a vehicle involved in a drug related arrest. If that isn’t the same vehicle, then that is one huge coincidence.
Sandra, you are better than this. You have the strength to fight and overcome. It CAN get worse so you need to make up your mind that you will stop this now and make amends. You will want to see your grandchildren and be a part of their lives. I AM STILL HERE FOR YOU!
Way to go Big Al!! Could not have put it better myself.
Forest Gump would say” Stupid is as stupid does”.