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Traffic Violations Leads to Drug Arrest

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Traffic Violations Leads to Drug Arrest

A traffic violation near North Main Street in Opelousas on Wednesday afternoon leads to a drug arrest.

Malcolm Frank, 50, of Opelousas, was arrested after Opelousas Officers on patrol observed a traffic violation and performed a traffic stop. Officers say they observed an open container of alcohol in the center console of the vehicle. During a pat down, a large item in the front pocket of Frank was located containing Lortabs. According to officers Frank did not have a prescription for the narcotics. Officers searched the interior of his vehicle where a large plastic bag containing marijuana was found behind the front passenger seat.

Opelousas Detectives then obtained a search warrant and proceeded to the home of Malcolm Frank where  two bottles of liquid drug known as Promethazine was located and seized. Officers also located approximately 1 pound of marijuana and a digital scale inside the residence to be seized as evidence.

The total of illegal narcotics located on and around the person of Malcolm Frank had a street value of approximately $3000. Malcolm Frank was formally charged with Two (2) counts of Possession with Intent to Distribute Schedule I Drugs, Possession with Intent to Distribute Schedule II Drugs, Possession with Intent to Distribute Schedule V Drugs, Possession of Drug Paraphanelia, Open Container, and Safety Belt Use.

Malcolm Frank is being held in the Opelousas Police Department jail on a $42,700 bond. Anyone with additional information can contact the Opelousas Police Department at (337) 948-2500 or visit the web at crimetips@opelousaspd.com .

Contact Public Information Officer - Sgt. Jody White @ 337-319-7797 or 337-948-2500 for additional information.
Suspect Photo and evidence photo to follow.

 




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