West Virginia man confuses meth for vehicle registration during traffic stop
The man is in jail with bail set at $5K
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A West Virginia man was arrested and charged after allegedly handing officers a bag of suspected meth instead of his vehicle registration during a traffic stop.
Officers with the Bridgeport Police Department pulled over Roy Porter, 57, Sunday for suspected improper registration, according to WBOY 12 News. After handing over what he apparently believed to be his registration, a bag containing "pieces of a crystal-like substance" fell out, according to officers.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The officers brought in a drug-sniffing dog to search around the vehicle. Porter was carrying approximately four grams of meth, while passenger Jared Mayle, had almost 220 grams of meth, according to the officers.
Roy Porter was charged after allegedly handing officers a bag of meth instead of his vehicle registration during a traffic stop. Police pulled over Roy Porter, 57, Sunday for suspected improper registration. (West Virginia Regional Jail Authority)
Both men were arrested and taken to Bridgeport Police Department for processing. They were later taken to North Central Regional Jail.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Mayle, 21, was released after posting bail. He was charged with possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance.
Porter was charged with conspiracy to commit a felony and is being held at North Central Regional Jail with bail set at $5,000.