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Personal Narrative: Running A Stop Sign
On 10/31/16, at approximately 0815 hours, I, Officer Humphries (ID #335), while on routine patrol of the 4600 Block Upshur Street, Bladensburg, Prince George's County, Maryland, observed a red, Jaguar, displaying Virginia registration (VPB6895), Running a stop sign. Upon my approach an odor of marijuana, was coming from the vehicle. An check of the vehicle was conducted with negative result.

Mr. Dwight Reid explains he didn't have a driver license. A warrant check was conducted and Mr. Reid was warranted, for driving without a license. Mr. Reid was placed in custody and transported to the Hyattsville, District Courthouse without injuries or incident.

All events occurred in the town of Bladensburg, Prince George's County Maryland
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