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Marion County (FL) Sheriff's Deputies say they removed $1,090 in cash from Pattreon Stokes' rectum. (Photo: Marion County SO)
The Marion County (FL) Sheriff's Office says that early Saturday morning, a deputy conducted a traffic stop in the area of East Highway 40 and Baseline Road for speeding.
Upon making contact with the driver, identified as 26-year-old Pattreon Stokes, the deputy reportedly smelled marijuana coming from inside the vehicle. Stokes also had a 7-month-old child in the front passenger seat.
After searching the vehicle, the deputy said he found 197 grams of methamphetamine, rock cocaine, and 4 grams of heroin.
Stokes was arrested and taken to the Marion County Jail.
Police say that Stokes' money was missing upon arriving at the jail. Stokes said that the deputies had already collected it, but the police say this is not true.
This is when deputies noticed $20 bills falling from Stokes' buttocks area, says the report. Deputies collected $1,090 from his rectum, AmpFoxLA reports.
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