Chappells Man Arrested For Trafficking Cocaine, Possession Of Weapon, Other
After Newberry County Sheriff’s Deputy patrolling SC Highway 34 near I-26 stopped a vehicle for speeding, he noticed a strong odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle and also saw drug paraphernalia.
The suspect was detained and a subsequent search yielded trafficking quantities of cocaine, scales, and firearms, along with an extended magazine. The firearms were not serialized. Also seized was a quantity of cash money. Several of the bills were rolled tight, which is a common way of using them to ingest cocaine through the nostrils.
Russell James Inscho, 37, of Chappells, was arrested and charged with trafficking cocaine, possession of a weapon during a crime classified as violent, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana, and speeding.
He was taken to the Newberry County Detention Center where he awaits bond.
After Newberry County Sheriff’s Deputy patrolling SC Highway 34 near I-26 stopped a vehicle for speeding, he noticed a strong odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle and also saw drug paraphernalia.
The suspect was detained and a subsequent search yielded trafficking quantities of cocaine, scales, and firearms, along with an extended magazine. The firearms were not serialized. Also seized was a quantity of cash money. Several of the bills were rolled tight, which is a common way of using them to ingest cocaine through the nostrils.
Russell James Inscho, 37, of Chappells, was arrested and charged with trafficking cocaine, possession of a weapon during a crime classified as violent, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana, and speeding.
He was taken to the Newberry County Detention Center where he awaits bond.
