Full Police Report: "On 7/16/22 at approximately 1010 hrs. I responded to a possible trespass involving a black male. When I arrived on scene the defendant, Jeremy K, provided the name Demetrice W. He advised he did not have identification and was identified using the name and birth he advised. The W subject had an active warrant in Georgia that was confirmed through dispatch. The defendant was placed under arrest for the warrant, and a person search subsequent to arrest was conducted. The defendant had a loaded 9mm handgn in his waistband when taken into custody. It was not until entering the jail that the defendant advised he had provided his brother’s information. He advised his FL identification card was in his wallet and it confirmed his true name was Jeremy K. The defendant was taken into custody at the Dellwood Dollar General, 3628 Hwy 69. His vehicle was on the property and was towed. Deputy Cobb J50 conducted a vehicle inventory of the vehicle prior to it being towed. During his inventory he located a glass smoking apparatus in plain view near the driver’s seat. Deputy Cobb then conducted a probable cause search of the rest of the vehicle. Located in the vehicle was approximately 4 grams of pressed pills that field tested presumptive positive for M D M A. Also located were two small plastic baggies containing a combined weight of approximately 6 grams of a white crystalline substance that field tested presumptive positive as m*thamphetmine. The glass smoking apparatus contained 14 g of a clear liquid that field tested presumptive positive for m*thamphetmine as well. Based on the physical evidence and statements made by the defendant he was found in violation of the following Florida Statutes. Being a felon the defendant did violate F.S.S. 790.23(1a) Felon in Possession of a Firearm. A criminal history confirmed that the defendant has been found guilty of multiple felony charges in the past. The weapon was concealed in his waistband beneath his shirt, and he does not hold a valid concealed weapons permit contrary to F.S.S. 790.01(1). He did knowingly and willfully provide another individual’s name to avoid identification contrary to F.S.S. 901.36 Providing False Name to Law Enforcement. There were no individuals riding with the defendant, and he was the only individual who had access to his vehicle. The narcotics inside the vehicle were therefore in his possession contrary to F.S.S. 893.13(1a2) Possession of M*thamphetamine and F.S.S. 893.147(1b) Possession of Paraphernalia. The defendant was transported to the Jackson County Correctional Facility without incident. This incident did occur in Jackson County, FL." Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4vkfq33gwTqHQYTzfQuE-g/join