Cantonment Man Accused Of Selling Fake LSD, Bringing Spice Into Jail
December 23, 2018
A Cantonment man is accused of the sale of fake LSD and bringing spice into the Escambia County Jail.
Joshua Robert Welch, 19, was charged with selling a misbranded drug in lieu of a controlled substance, possession of spice within 1,000 feet of a college and introduction of contraband into a detention facility.
Escambia County deputies conducted a traffic stop on Welch for not having a rear view mirror on Pensacola Boulevard near Pensacola Christian College. Officers found a small piece of aluminum foil containing what was believed to be LSD, also known as acid.
As officers questioned Welch, he began to cry, stating he was scared for getting pulled over, according to an arrest report.
Welch told deputies that he bought the drugs believing it was acid, but when he took one nothing happened. He stated he was going to try to sell the drugs to try to make some money but believed the items were fake acid, according to the report.
At the Escambia County, staff located a brown paper towel containing spice in Welch’s genital area, records show.
He was released from the Escambia County Jail on a $7,500 bond.
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4 Responses to “Cantonment Man Accused Of Selling Fake LSD, Bringing Spice Into Jail”
Joshua, this is an Opportunity for you to have a New Beginning for your life.
You are not alone in this world.
Look back and see where you have been and then look forward to the wonderful life you can have.
That choice and decision is up to you.
Drop the drugs and the things that hurt you and open the door to New Beginnings.
Best Wishes for you and those who really do love you.
At least he stopped crying for his mugshot….
Looking soft was not gonna help in there.
Quit your cryin, quit being stupid, quit hanging around scumbags, man up, decide to live your life the right way. There are plenty of opportunities out there. The Lord helps those who help themselves.
Fake acid, Fake weed, = Real Jail..