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Two Arrested After Beulah Traffic Stop, One On Drug Charges
May 30, 2023
Two people were arrested after a traffic stop Monday in Beulah.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office said narcotics were discovered after they stopped a 2022 Dodge Ram at Beulah Road and Mobile Highway.
Kyle Matthew Smith, 32, was charged with possession of methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia. His bond was set at $11,000.
Naomi Hope Williford, 23, was also taken into custody on an outstanding warrant for fleeing and eluding. She was released on a $5,000 bond.
The Sheriff’s Office said the Dodge pickup was seized.
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6 Responses to “Two Arrested After Beulah Traffic Stop, One On Drug Charges”
Tracy snd Steve – good information. I wondered about all these drug seized vehicles myself. In this case: if the 22 Dodge Ram was financed , will the lender have to pay fines to get it in their possession?
@curious……I thought the same thing. Yes, they go to auction periodically. Check with the ECSO on timesand locations. Im llooking for a vehicle too.
To answer on the auction question. The person that owns it gets a chance 1st to redeem it out. Its a pretty large amount to get them back so most dont and they end up on auction after its been cleared and title comes back to the agency/.
After that it goes on a 3rd party auction site and anyone can bid on it. I have tried to get a couple of vehicles but the dealers always run the price up so high its not really worth it, since you are taking a chance at it being damaged or needing repairs
Just curious as to if they have a public auction for these vehicles that the S.O seize?
Losers make stupid choices. Maybe a few years in prison help them make better choices.
the blank stare says it all.