A New York police pulled just another big show when they caught a noseless man carrying hard drugs using their dog.
Charles Wilson Pastore, 46, was arrested on September 3 after police officers pulled him over at Fort Lauderdale, Globe reported. He was travelling in a white Mercedes Benz with another man identified as Nicholas Martiz who was driving.
They didn’t resist the police demand to search their vehicle. Immediately the search began, the police drug-sniffing dog jumped inside, hitting the backspace of the car and exposing loose crack cocaine, a scale with white powder residue, a bag with cocaine residue, $3,515.00 in cash of various denominations as well as a semiautomatic handgun without its serial number. The dog also sniffed out drugs in Pastore’s pockets.
When the officers searched further, they discovered methamphetamine and cocaine hidden in the spare tire compartment.
Pastore is charged with trafficking methamphetamine, possession of methamphetamine and possession of cocaine. The Florida ID card he was carrying was also fake, so it was part of his charge too.
He has since been reduced on bond and his next appearance date not yet fixed.