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Drug Dealer Flees Officers After Hiding The Drugs
LawClips Bodycam | 2026-08-29
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The incident began, when the Rochelle police officer received a license plate reader hit from her vehicle in front of 361 Main Street, the hit was for a black Escalade for an unauthorized use of a motor vehicle out of Mount Vernon. When the lieutenant responded to her location. Upon lieutenant's a...
The incident began, when the Rochelle police officer received a license plate reader hit from her vehicle in front of 361 Main Street, the hit was for a black Escalade for an unauthorized use of a motor vehicle out of Mount Vernon. When the lieutenant responded to her location. Upon lieutenant's arrival, The registered owner of the vehicle, Harper Ivin standing next to the vehicle, immediately took off running on foot toward the top level of the parking lot of 361 Main Street. While running though the upper parking lot of 361 Main St. Lt. Kane observed Offender Harper toss a plastic bag underneath a parked vehicle and continue to flee on foot. Lt. Kane went back to the vehicle and recovered the plastic bag that Offender Harper discarded and discovered four small plastic bags of a white powdery substance believed to be cocaine and three cellophane twists containing what is believed to be crack cocaine. the Police officers canvassed for Ivin, but were met with negative results. The vehicle was secured and impounded by Safeway to NRPD The vehicle has been placed on hold for the purpose of further investigation. All drugs/narcotics recovered and items located inside the vehicle have been logged as evidence including the scale later Harper Ivin turned himself in voluntarily regarding his pending charges at head quarters. Sargent then booked and charged offender Harper with criminal possession of a controlled substance the fifth degree and the 3rd degree. This Video Presents the body-camera footage of the incident along with the narration and context for educational, journalistic and public-interest purposes.
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