Stolen Sheriff’s Gear Found During Traffic Stop in San Diego

Stolen Sheriff’s Gear Found During Traffic Stop in San Diego
Police search for a suspect in San Diego, Calif., on Feb. 7, 2013. Denis Poroy/Getty Images
City News Service
Updated:
0:00

SAN DIEGO—Police officers discovered stolen sheriff’s department gear inside a car during a traffic stop in the Paradise Hills area of San Diego Nov. 2.

Around 1:30 a.m., officers pulled over a Mercedes-Benz sedan near Woodman Street and Wattle Drive due to an obstructed license plate, according to ABC 10.

The driver was wearing a sheriff’s uniform and a bulletproof vest at the time of the stop, officers also found duffel bags full of sheriff’s uniforms, equipment, and deputy’s mail after searching the car, according to authorities.

In addition, drugs and other paraphernalia were found in the car, police said. Sheriff officials were notified about the discovery and are investigating the findings.

City News Service
City News Service
Author
Breaking news gathering service based in West Sacramento, California, USA Gathering and distributing breaking news content via video, photographic and audio
twitter
Related Topics