THREE MONTHS?! FOR DRYWALL?! FIND OUT MORE BELOW!!!
A Florida jack of all trades was held in prison for 90 days after police had trusted drywall powder in his auto was cocaine.
As per WFTV, In March, Karlos Cashe was halted by Oviedo police for driving without headlights. Amid the stop, officers saw white powder on his seat. Cashe, who was on post-trial supervision from a capture for weed and cocaine in 2015, more than once told the cop it was drywall.
The officer brought in the K-9 unit which alarmed experts to an unlawful substance in the auto and the officer’s field test uncovered the substance was sure for cocaine.
‘I sat there 90 days knowing I was innocent,’ Cashe said to WFTV. Cashe was captured and held without bond since he was blamed for disregarding probation. He was discharged a week ago in the wake of sitting in prison three months until the point that lab test comes about uncovered the powder was negative for cocaine.
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