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Monday, May 16, 2005
Loud Music Leads Police to Marijuana
Staff writer
Monday, May 16,
2005
A loud car stereo led police to 160
grams of marijuana and the arrest of two men.
Around 4 p.m. Saturday, Frankfort
Police Officer Steven Catron was preparing to get gas when his attention was
drawn to “extremely loud music” emanating from a white Buick that was westbound
on Kyger Street.
Catron began to follow the vehicle.
“The music was so loud that I was
able to hear it blaring from the vehicle before I rolled my windows down, and
my air conditioner was still activated,” Catron’s
report states.
Catron pulled the car over near
Magnolia Avenue. As Catron was writing a citation for the loud music, Officer
Wesley Hickson had gained the driver’s consent to search
the vehicle.
In the backseat, officers found a
plastic sack containing two storage bags full of marijuana and a measuring
scale. Police later weighed the drugs and determined it to be approximately 160
grams.
The driver, Shawn P. Isenberg, 20,
1058 Magnolia Ave., was charged with possession of marijuana greater than 30
grams. His passenger, Allen M. Isenberg, 18, also of 1058 Magnolia Ave., was
charged with possessing less than 30 grams of marijuana.
According to the police report,
officers located five marijuana cigarettes in a package of regular cigarettes
in the seat where Allen was sitting.
Shawn was released from Clinton
County Jail on a $600 cash bond. Allen was released on a $500 cash bond.