A Florida man has completed a- 90-day jail term after police
officers who stopped him for driving without headlights said white powder found
in his car was cocaine.
officers who stopped him for driving without headlights said white powder found
in his car was cocaine.
But Karlos Cashe walked out of jail last week after lab
results determined the powder in the handyman’s car was actually drywall.
results determined the powder in the handyman’s car was actually drywall.
Cashe tells WFTV he repeatedly told officers in Oviedo the
substance was drywall. But after running a check they found he was on probation
for marijuana and cocaine charges in 2015. Cashe says a K-9 alerted on his
vehicle and an officer’s field test was positive for cocaine.
substance was drywall. But after running a check they found he was on probation
for marijuana and cocaine charges in 2015. Cashe says a K-9 alerted on his
vehicle and an officer’s field test was positive for cocaine.
Court records show he was denied bond because he was accused
of violating probation.
of violating probation.
It took nearly three months for lab test results, which were
negative for cocaine, ABCnews said.
negative for cocaine, ABCnews said.