Georgia police arrest man with 3.3 pounds of meth after traffic stop, brief chase
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A Georgia man was arrested with around 3.3 pounds of methamphetamine after he allegedly tried to flee from police during a traffic stop and threw the drugs out his window.
Adrian Robinson, 40, faces charges of methamphetamine trafficking, possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute, obstructing an officer, flight and other counts.
The suspect allegedly threw the methamphetamine out of his car window during the police pursuit.
(Polk County Police)
A Polk County Police Department officer attempted to stop Robinson on a freeway for an improper lane change.
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The officer observed « other manners of driving consistent with DUI », so the officer asked Robinson to get out of the vehicle, at which point Robinson would have put his GMC Terrain in gear and sped up.
After the police chase, officers located the green bag containing methamphetamine that the suspect had thrown out his window.
(Polk County Police)
During the chase, officers saw Robinson throw a green bag out the car window, which they later discovered contained methamphetamine.
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Robinson is currently booked at Polk County Jail, according to inmate records.
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