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on a Hopkins county warrant for violation of probation on a charge of possession of less than two ounces of marijuana in a drug free zone and a Sulphur Springs warrant for possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond was set at $25,000.Ī Sulphur Springs woman, 39 was arrested Thursday 10:34 a.m. The THC, cannabis derivates, reportedly weighed 102 grams. Hartley and Edwards were placed into custody for possession of the contraband and the vehicle was impounded. After speaking with Tulsa PD and reviewing their records, it was determined a clerical error was possibly present in regards to the vehicle being stolen and further investigation was needed. Deputy Wilkerson and Communications contacts Tulsa PD due to Hartley’s statements that she bought the vehicle from a Car-Mart dealer. Communications advised that Tulsa PD confirmed the vehicle was stolen. Both also reportedly claimed possession of all the contraband. Hartley and Edwards were read their rights and both allegedly admitted to the substances being THC and marijuana.

Deputies allegedly located several containers containing a green leafy substance suspected to be marijuana and other containers reportedly contain THC included a brown wax-like substance, a brown hashlike substance and a large amount of suspected THC butter.Īlso reportedly located were items of drug paraphernalia. A second deputy arrived on scene to assist and a probable cause search of the vehicle was conducted. Edwards reportedly admitted to having a marijuana pipe on his person which was removed by the Deputy. Hartley and Edwards were asked to exit the vehicle and were detained in handcuffs. A records check of Hartley and the vehicle’s VIN number was conducted through communications who advised the vehicle was possibly stolen out of Tulsa PD. The deputy allegedly observed the faint smell of marijuana emitting from the vehicle. A Hopkins County deputy conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for a reported traffic violation and made contact with Hartley, the driver, and the male passenger, Edwards. on a charge of possession of a penalty group two controlled substance in an amount between four and 400 grams. Bond was not set as of press day.īryan Edwards, 34, and Cassi Hartley, 39, of Sapulpa were arrested Thursday 11:59 p.m. Rushin reportedly admitted that he knew what the substance was while at the book-in counter. During the book-in phase, jail staff allegedly located a clear baggie containing a crystal like substance believed to be methamphetamine inside of the Bible.

Rushin reportedly requested that a Holy Bible be removed from the vehicle prior to being towed. Rushin was placed into custody and read his Miranda warning. A glass pipe of the kind commonly used to smoke methamphetamine was located in the center console. Deputy Fisher reportedly stated that his K-9 had alerted positive and a probable cause search was conducted. A K-9 unit was requested to the scene to conduct an open air sniff around the vehicle. Rushin reportedly denied a consent search of his vehicle and it’s contents. While speaking with Rushin, he allegedly appeared to be nervous.

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The deputy also observed the vehicle’s registration to have expired on May 2019.

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A Hopkins county deputy reportedly observed a vehicle failing to display a front license plate and a traffic stop was conducted. on charges of possession of a penalty group one controlled substance in an amount less than one gram and possession of drug paraphernalia. Kevin Rushin, 59, of Celina was arrested Wednesday 1:47 p.m. The following reports are based on arrests conducted with reports filed by Sulphur Springs and Hopkins County law enforcement from 5 a.m.