It's Not Cocaine, It's Crushed Percocet: The Blotter

It's not cocaine officer, it's crushed pills.

On June 6 pulled over a car on I-480 for driving without headlights.

Cops decided to search the car after they smelled burned marijuana coming from the car.

The passenger was arrested and charged with drug possession when he was found with marijuana and a smoking pipe.

A driver's purse had a small container with a white powder residue, which she said was a crushed Percocet, along with a paper straw with white powder residue found in the center console.

She told officers it was "crushed percocet."

She was charged with two counts of drug abuse, drug paraphernalia, and driving without headlights.

The unknown white powder was submitted for analysis.

OMG, TTYL

An Ashcroft Lane man called police on June 3 after his 17-year-old daughter took off in the family car.

The father said they were arguing over her text messages when she left home.

More drugs

Police stopped a car for speeding at the corner of Stow and Old Mill Roads on June 3.

During a search of the car officers found marijuana, a grinder and a marijuana pipe.

The man was cited for speeding and possession of drug and drug paraphernalia.