Subscribe for weekly exclusive raw police videos 🚨 Police Report: "On Friday, March 11th, 2022 I, D/S Beck, responded to a report about the location of a possible fugitive. Caller advised there was a woman staying in a spare room in her home. I was able to run the name given and it was confirmed there were 2 active warrants. Caller explained where she lived and gave permission to enter her residence to complete the serving of warrants. Caller agreed and signed a consent to search / waiver of search warrant form. Caller explained, Suspect came to the caller asking for a place to sleep and the caller allowed the suspect to sleep in a spare bedroom for approximately one week. Cpl. Adamczyk, D/S Roddy and I arrived to serve the warrants. Cpl Adamcyzk assisted with the outside of the residence, while D/S Roddy and I entered the home. Suspect was found in the back left bedroom, located in the north portion of the residence. I explained to her that she was under arrest for her outstanding warrants and she was placed into custody with nor further incident. While I was walking her out of the residence, I asked for her ID and she advised it was in the bedroom. She tried to go back to the bedroom and I advised her I would go and retrieve it. This is when she appeared to become nervous. As I entered the bedroom to retrieve the wallet in plain view I observed several medication bottles with different names attached to them. Suspect was then escorted outside and placed in a patrol vehicle to be transported to jail. I made contact with the homeowner and asked if she would allow a search of the bedroom where the suspect had been staying in, due to possible narcotics. The homeowner agreed and filled out another consent to search waiver. The homeowner explained the suspect had a permanent address located in Leon County and had only been staying with her to sleep at her residence, due to the suspect having difficulties with her marriage. Upon searching the room several items were found. Four items of paraphernalia were found for smoking purposes. A small glass container was found inside her purse which contained a white crystal-like substance. A presumptive test came back positive for m*th, weighing approx 0.1 gram. Another small glass container was found on top of a desk containing a brown powdery substance. A presumptive test came back positive for F*ntanyl, weighing approx 1 gram. Inside her cigarettes, a receipt paper was found folded up, containing an unknown crushed pill. This unknown substance was collected and will be sent to FDLE for testing. 16 prescription pill bottles were located with different names on each one. Each bottle contained prescription pills with different varieties and purposes. Inside a wallet located in her purse, five credit / debit cards were found each issued with a different cardholder's name. All items collected for evidence were photographed and placed into secure evidence bags to be safely secured at the Sheriff's Office. After transport to jail the suspect was read her Miranda rights. She waived her rights and agreed to speak. She admitted to buying M*th which was given to her in a glass vile. She admitted to possession of paraphernalia and had used three items to smoke. She explained the debit / credit cards belonged to her friends and she had found these items in several different incidents. When she was asked about the brown powdery substance, she explained it was bought at a local dispensary. When she was explained the substance tested positive for f*ntanyl, she advised it was ‘Keif’ and should only come back for thc. I asked her if she had a medical card. She explained she did not have a valid card, so her friend made the purchase for this item. She explained she did have m*th addiction but only uses this narcotic for pain purposes. She could not explain the prescription pill bottles which were not prescribed to her and why they were in her personal belongings. She was then arrested.” The purpose and goal of the my videos, including this, is to educate the public about law enforcement and the legal system through exposure and journalistic investigation. It is NOT to expose, publicly shame, ridicule, or degrade the individuals involved. The individuals could be anyone, the story and case is the focus. Intro: (0:00) Incident: (0:10) Outcome: (23:53)