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A traffic stop on Joe Short Drive in Ravenswood last Wednesday led to the arrest of man on drug and other charges who was free on bond for previous drug charges.
Arrested and charged with possession of a (Schedule 4) controlled substance and improper registration was Kyle M. Carmichael, 26, of Sandyville.
Ravenswood Police Sgt. David Prechtl was on duty Washington Street. A license check revealed the plate should have been on a 1975 Ford.
Sgt. Prechtl and Ravenswood Patrolman Thompson stopped the Neon for improper registration at the entrance to the Station Apartments.
The driver was identified as Kyle M. Carmichael who was allegedly nervous and stated he did not have a driver’s license.
Carmichael was asked to exit the Neon and if he had any weapons by Thompson. Carmichael allegedly stated he might have a knife.
Thompson then asked Carmichael if he had anything that might poke or hurt him during a weapons frisk.
Carmichael allegedly pulled out a knife and a hypodermic needle from his pants pocket.
During the weapons frisk, Thompson felt what he believed were pills. Carmichael produced 26 blue and green pills wrapped in cigarette cellophane which were identified as the Schedule 4 controlled substance Clonazepam 1mg.
Carmichael was arrested and charged with possession of a controlled substance, driving without a license, improper registration and no insurance.
He was arraigned and bond was set at $6,500. He remains lodged in the South Central Regional Jail.
Carmichael had been free on bond for previous drug charges.
He was among 37 individual arrested in a pre-dawn sweep in September, 2011.
He was originally charged with four counts of delivery of heroin and conspiracy to commit a felony.
A traffic stop on Joe Short Drive in Ravenswood last Wednesday led to the arrest of man on drug and other charges who was free on bond for previous drug charges.
Arrested and charged with possession of a (Schedule 4) controlled substance and improper registration was Kyle M. Carmichael, 26, of Sandyville.
Ravenswood Police Sgt. David Prechtl was on duty Washington Street. A license check revealed the plate should have been on a 1975 Ford.
Sgt. Prechtl and Ravenswood Patrolman Thompson stopped the Neon for improper registration at the entrance to the Station Apartments.
The driver was identified as Kyle M. Carmichael who was allegedly nervous and stated he did not have a driver’s license.
Carmichael was asked to exit the Neon and if he had any weapons by Thompson. Carmichael allegedly stated he might have a knife.
Thompson then asked Carmichael if he had anything that might poke or hurt him during a weapons frisk.
Carmichael allegedly pulled out a knife and a hypodermic needle from his pants pocket.
During the weapons frisk, Thompson felt what he believed were pills. Carmichael produced 26 blue and green pills wrapped in cigarette cellophane which were identified as the Schedule 4 controlled substance Clonazepam 1mg.
Carmichael was arrested and charged with possession of a controlled substance, driving without a license, improper registration and no insurance.
He was arraigned and bond was set at $6,500. He remains lodged in the South Central Regional Jail.
Carmichael had been free on bond for previous drug charges.
He was among 37 individual arrested in a pre-dawn sweep in September, 2011.
He was originally charged with four counts of delivery of heroin and conspiracy to commit a felony.
