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Traffic Stop Leads To Woman’s Arrest With Trafficking Amounts Of Fentanyl, Meth, Cocaine
February 17, 2024
An Escambia County woman is facing multiple drug charges after a traffic stop early Friday morning in Escambia County.
Escambia County Sheriff’s Office deputies pulled 41-year old Cassy Callahan over on Pensacola Boulevard near Stumpfield Road. Callahan has an active arrest warrant for larceny and fraud.
During the arrest, deputies located cocaine in Callahan’s possession. Deputies searched the vehicle and located a trafficking amount of cocaine (69 grams), over 500 grams of fentanyl, trafficking amounts of methamphetamine (over 160 grams), marijuana, Xanax, and other drug paraphernalia, according to ECSO.
Callahan was charged with trafficking fentanyl, trafficking methamphetamine, trafficking cocaine, possession of marijuana with intent to sell, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
The passenger, Whitney Bailey was arrested on an active warrant for possession of a controlled substance without a prescription.
Photos courtesy Escambia County Sheriff’s Office for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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11 Responses to “Traffic Stop Leads To Woman’s Arrest With Trafficking Amounts Of Fentanyl, Meth, Cocaine”
GREAT JOB ESCO! Taking this load of drugs out of circulation has saved lives right here in Escambia county!!!
@ Bob The death penalty is the ultimate deterrent. Every murderer that received the death penalty never murdered again. SMH
@tax pager
Considering that the death penalty is not a deterrent to murder? Nope, I don’t think execution would be an effective deterrent to drug dealers
Thank you ECSO for getting this trash off the street!!! Each one of you deserve metals of honor and bravery for putting your lives on the line in dealing with drug dealers. Thank you very much for all you do for our community.
What is the blender for?
What a way to make a living.killing other people.goodjob law enforcement..they will be going south I’m sure.got a long time to sit an think about it.no more fun girls
Unreal. Great job ECSO. It is such a dangerous job being a patrolman/deputy/highwaypatrol on the street.
You are all doing a great job. Now it is time for the judge to do a great job and keep them off the street. The latter part is questionable for sure.
Life is about choices .They made the wrong one…
AN THE PEOPLE WHO USE THE DRUGS MADE THE WRONG
CHOICE also. Facts
Their sentence should be (and for all drug dealers) split the drugs equal among all, then let them take all with in one hour.
DO YOU THINK THIS WOULD SOON STOP THE DEALERS?????????????????
By the law, hopefully, the judge will send them to a woman’s prison located in a cold enviroment. Wonder how many people could have died using these drugs. But then again, our tax monies are paying for the police or emt’s to bring them back to life after an overdose.
GREAT JOB ECSO!!!! More poison off our streets as well as those peddling it! I just hope and pray the judges don’t slap them on the wrist and let them walk amongst us again. This mess needs to stop. I know the deputies are doing their jobs and we all appreciate everyone of you for all you do.