| Date of birth: | Dec 16, 1969 |
| Probable cause affidavit: | SUBMITTED BY: SCHAFFER, HEATH 0652 (AR-12114) (14-131960) DID UNLAWFULLY HAVE IN HIS ACTUAL OR CONSTRUCTIVE POSSESSION A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, TO WIT: 9 OXYCODONE 30 MG TABLETS 6 DIAZEPAM 10 MG TABLETS, IN VIOLATION OF FLORIDA STATE STATUTE 893.13(6)(A). ON 092414 AT APPROXIMATELY 1837 HOURS, SERGEANT MARSHAL AND I BEGAN FOLLOWING A 1999 DODGE PICKUP TRUCK BEARING FLORIDA LICENSE PLATE 5886PQ, SOUTHBOUND ON HIGHWAY 41 FROM THE INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAY 200. SERGEANT MARSHAL WAS DIRECTLY BEHIND THE VEHICLE WHILE I WAS A FEW CARS BACK. AS THE DEFENDANT'S VEHICLE AND SERGEANT MARSHAL'S VEHICLE ENTERED A 35 MPH SPEED ZONE, SERGEANT MARSHAL BEGAN PACING THE VEHICLE WITH HIS CALIBRATED PATROL VEHICLE AND ADVISED HE PACED HIM AT APPROXIMATELY 42 MILES PER HOUR (MPH) IN A 35 MPH ZONE. SERGEANT MARSHAL THEN CONDUCTED A TRAFFIC STOP ON THAT VEHICLE NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF MIDDLE SCHOOL ROAD AND HIGHWAY 41 WHERE I STOPPED TO ASSIST SERGEANT MARSHAL. SERGEANT MARSHAL THEN REQUESTED THAT I USE MY AGENCY ISSUED WINDOW FILM METER TO TEST THE SUSPECT VEHICLE WINDOW TINT. I PLACED THE METER on the WINDOW AND RECEIVED A READING OF 15 PERCENT WHERE 26 PERCENT IS APPLICABLE FOR THE FRONT WINDOWS. SERGEANT MARSHAL THEN BEGAN SPEAKING WITH THE DEFENDANT, REQUESTING HIS DRIVER'S LICENSE, REGISTRATION, AND PROOF OF INSURANCE. DURING THIS CONVERSATION, SERGEANT MARSHAL ASKED THE DEFENDANT IF HE WOULD MIND IF WE SEARCH HIS VEHICLE AND THE DEFENDANT REPLIED ''SURE THAT IS FINE.'' SERGEANT MARSHAL THEN ASKED THE DEFENDANT TO EXIT THE VEHICLE AT WHICH TIME HE ADVISED THE DEFENDANT THE REASON FOR THE STOP AND GAVE HIM A VERBAL WARNING FOR THE INFRACTIONS. SERGEANT MARSHAL THEN ASKED THE DEFENDANT AGAIN IF HE WOULD CONSENT TO A SEARCH OF HIS VEHICLE TO WHICH THE DEFENDANT ADVISED YES. THE DEFENDANT WAS THEN ASKED IF HE HAD ANY WEAPONS ON HIM OR IN HIS POCKETS TO WHICH HE ADVISED HE DID NOT AS HE BEGAN EMPTYING HIS POCKETS ON HIS OWN. THE DEFENDANT THEN PRODUCED A PRESCRIPTION BOTTLE OUT OF HIS RIGHT FRONT POCKET AND ADVISED THAT ALL HE HAD WAS HIS PRESCRIBED MEDICATION. THIS BOTTLE HAD A PRINTED LABEL WHICH WAS FILLED ON 091714 FOR HYDROMORPHONE EIGHT MG TABLETS with A 120 COUNT. SERGEANT MARSHAL THEN ASKED THE DEFENDANT IF HE COULD SEE THE PRESCRIPTION BOTTLE AT WHICH TIME THE DEFENDANT HANDED IT TO HIM. SERGEANT MARSHAL COULD PLAINLY SEE THROUGH THE BOTTLE AND CONFIRMED THERE WERE DIFFERENT SHAPED PILLS INSIDE. THE DEFENDANT WAS THEN ASKED WHAT THE DIFFERENT PILLS WERE TO WHICH HE ADVISED THEY WERE OXYCODONE AND HE WAS HOLDING THEM FOR A FRIEND. THE DEFENDANT THEN ALSO PRODUCED SIX DIAZEPAM TEN MG TABLETS FROM HIS LEFT CARGO POCKET. AT THAT TIME, SERGEANT MARSHAL THEN READ THE DEFENDANT MIRANDA RIGHTS VIA PREPRINTED AGENCY CARD AND ASKED IF HE UNDERSTOOD HIS RIGHTS, TO WHICH HE REPLIED THAT HE DID. SERGEANT MARSHAL THEN ASKED HIM IF HE WISHED TO SPEAK WITH SERGEANT MARSHAL AND ME AT THIS TIME, TO WHICH HE ADVISED THAT HE WOULD. I THEN BEGAN QUESTIONING THE DEFENDANT ABOUT THE DIFFERENT MEDICATIONS. HE WAS ASKED ABOUT THE OXYCODONE THAT WAS IN HIS PRESCRIPTION BOTTLE AND HE STATED ''DO YOU WANT THE TRUTH?'' I ADVISED HIM I DID WANT THE TRUTH. HE ADVISED A FRIEND OF HIS GAVE THEM TO HIM FOR A PAYMENT OF A PAST TRANSACTION THEY HAD TOGETHER. HE SAID THE SAME ABOUT the DIAZEPAM TABLETS THAT WERE IN HIS CARGO POCKET. HE WAS THEN ASKED IF HE HAD ANY PRESCRIPTION'S FOR THOSE TWO MEDICATIONS TO WHICH HE ADVISED NO HE DID NOT. I ADVISED THE DEFENDANT HE WAS BEING PLACED UNDER ARREST FOR POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE. THE DEFENDANT WAS THEN HANDCUFFED IN THE FRONT OF HIS PERSON AND PLACED IN THE REAR OF MY PATROL VEHICLE. DURING A SEARCH OF HIS VEHICLE A PRESCRIPTION BOTTLE CONTAINING 17 DIAZEPAM TEN MG TABLETS WAS LOCATED in the CENTER CONSOL. THIS PRESCRIPTION BOTTLE HAD A DIFFERENT NAME WHICH WILL NOT BE RELEASED IN THIS REPORT. THIS MEDICATION ALONG WITH ALL OTHER MEDICATION SEIZED WERE LATER PACKAGED AND TURNED INTO EVIDENCE. ALL MEDICATION WAS CONFIRMED THROUGH DRUGS.COM PILL IDENTIFIER. THE DEFENDANT'S VEHICLE WAS TOWED BY ED'S TOWING. A VEHICLE STORAGE RECEIPT WAS COMPLETED AND TURNED INTO RECORDS. THE DEFENDANT WAS TRANSPORTED TO CITRUS COUNTY DETENTION FACILITY FOR PROCESSING AND BOOKING. THE DEFENDANTâS BOND WAS SET AT $2,000.00 PER THE BOND SCHEDULE. |
| Inmate name: | WILLIAM MCKINLEY WINES |
| Arrest number: | 12114 |
| Arrest date: | Sep 24, 2014 |
| Arrest type: | Felony |
| Booking location: | Citrus County, FL |
| Code: | 893.13(6)(A) |
| Charge description: | POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE |
| Bond amount: | $2,000 |
