On Friday 11/04/16 at 0055 hours I heard Officer J. McNaught stated via the radio that she had a subject detained at Jack in the Box located at 524 A ST SE in the City of Auburn, King Co, WA. I drove to the location to assist Officer
McNaught.
When I arrived Officer McNaught already had a male handcuffed and in her back seat, who was identified as Joshua Wageman by his WA state ID card. Officer
McNaught told me she had Wageman in custody for drug paraphernalia, and went on to state Wageman had told her there was heroin in the vehicle, and that Wageman had given her consent to search the vehicle for any controlled substance.
While Officer McNaught searched the vehicle, I was inside my patrol vehicle completing an Auburn Police impound form, because Wageman's vehicle was involved
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While completing the tow form, Officer McNaught approached me and showed me a small clear baggy with a black tar like substance inside it. Based on my training and experience I recognized the substance to be Heroine.
Officer McNaught stated she was arresting Wageman for Possession of a
Controlled Substance.
Fitz Tow impounded that vehicle. I provided the tow truck driver and Wageman with copies of the tow form.
Officer McNaught placed Wageman in the back of my patrol vehicle and I transported Wageman to SCORE jail where he was booked for Possession of a
Controlled Substance.
I obtained a DICUS and criminal history for Wageman via Auburn Records
Department, which was included in Officer McNaught's case jacket.
This concluded my involvement in this
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