Kentucky Man Found With Marijuana During Gibson County Stop
By: web producer
Updated: December 24, 2012
A Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, man faces drug charges after police pulled him over for a much less serious charge.
Michael Broyles of Greenville is charged with possession of marijuana.
An Indiana State Trooper says he saw Broyles driving near Highway 41 and Coal Mine Road early Monday morning. The trooper pulled Broyles over because one headlight in Broyles's truck was out.
During the stop the trooper says he smelled marijuana, then he noticed screws had been removed from the dashbaord of Broyles's truck.
The trooper says he found two plastic bags containing 78 grams of marijuana behind the dash.
Michael Broyles of Greenville is charged with possession of marijuana.
An Indiana State Trooper says he saw Broyles driving near Highway 41 and Coal Mine Road early Monday morning. The trooper pulled Broyles over because one headlight in Broyles's truck was out.
During the stop the trooper says he smelled marijuana, then he noticed screws had been removed from the dashbaord of Broyles's truck.
The trooper says he found two plastic bags containing 78 grams of marijuana behind the dash.
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malcolm k.
December 25, 2012 at 5:52 am
