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Pine Forest Road Traffic Stop Leads To Multiple Felony Drug Charges
December 28, 2018
A traffic stop led to the arrest of an Escambia County man on multiple drug charges.
A Florida Highway Patrol trooper stopped a red pickup truck for speeding on Pine Forest Road. Inside the vehicle, the trooper located 36 grams of cocaine, 21.5 grams of methamphetamine, 383 grams of marijuana, 59 Lortab, and 12 THC vape cartridges.
Martego Clark, 44, was charged with trafficking cocaine, trafficking methamphetamine, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and driving with a suspended or revoked license. All of the charges are felonies.
Clark was released from the Escambia County Jail on a $47,000 bond.
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5 Responses to “Pine Forest Road Traffic Stop Leads To Multiple Felony Drug Charges”
He is certainly driving slower now.
At… Atooma
I am just guessing here but if no dealers THEN NO USERS
SOLUTION— lock up ALL DEALERS
Bail is set as a precautionary measure to ensure that you show up to court it is not intended to be a jail sentence, and and yes drugs are bad but people are willingly buying them he is not forcing anyone at gunpoint it’s not just they dealers Who are the problem it’s the users they are the ones robbing and stealing ijs
You’re right about the bail but that’s what judges have to work with. Sadly, this scum will do three years of a 70-year prison sentence, get released early and in four years he’ll be voting again!
Clark was released from the Escambia County Jail on a $47,000 bond. Should have never been allowed to bail out – money to bail out with was drug money whether it was his or someone else’s you think this poison peddler hangs out with upstanding law abiding citizens?