Foristell police arrested three men from Tennessee after discovering multiple bags of marijuana in the car that were allegedly packaged to be sold. The arrests were made when a vehicle was clocked …
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Foristell police arrested three men from Tennessee after discovering multiple bags of marijuana in the car that were allegedly packaged to be sold.The arrests were made when a vehicle was clocked traveling 80 mph on eastbound Interstate 70 near the 202-mile marker around 12:04 a.m. April 20.Police confiscated a large bag containing pot found behind the front passenger seat and other and several other containers with the drug. A large vacuum-sealed plastic bag contained 13 1-gallon bags of marijuana labeled with various names also was seized, according to the probable cause statement.All three occupants in the car, identified as 27-year-old Bryan Lee Helms, 25-year-old Andrew Joseph Sambo and 21-year-old James Austin Winstead, were taken into custody and charged with felony drug possession with the intent to distribute. They are being held in the Warren County Jail on a $25,000 bond. Drug Arrest
