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Window tint traffic stop ends with meth arrest

by Minden Press-Herald

Rogers

A woman who was reportedly driving a car with illegal window tint was arrested on meth charges.

Mary Rodgers, 25, of the 3200 block of Tom Lee Drive in Shreveport, was arrested on charges of possession of meth, illegal window tint and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Officer Josh Lavrinc stopped Rodgers on Plateau Street near MLK Drive for illegal window tint.

During the stop, Rodgers reportedly gave Lavrinc and Officer First Class Mitch Hackett consent to search the car.

Under the seat, the officers found a zipper bag with five syringes and a smoking pipe with marijuana residue, according to the arrest affidavit.

Inside Rodgers’ wallet, a small bag that contained a crystal rock suspected to be meth was found, the report said.

Rodgers then reportedly told officers she was a “regular user of marijuana” and began to argue with officers whether marijuana had been decriminalized.

Rodgers was placed under arrest and booked at police headquarters before being transferred to Bayou Dorcheat Correctional Center.
In an unrelated incident, a Minden man was arrested after officers received a tip he was selling drugs.

Maxie

Decorey Maxie, 25, of the 600 block of Stone Street was arrested for possession of synthetic marijuana with intent to distribute.

Officer Lavrinc stopped to question Maxie after the officer was tipped off about a narcotics sale.

Maxie then fled from Lavrinc and led him on a foot chase before being captured, according to the arrest affidavit.

During a search of Maxie, Lavrinc and Sgt. Joel Kendrick reportedly found seven individually wrapped packages of synthetic marijuana.

Maxie was placed under arrest and booked at police headquarters before being transferred to BDCC.

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