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Vehicle Driving Observation
On the above date and time, I Sargent Marion, observe a vehicle driving in the wrong lane of traffic on 41A near Peters Road. I attempted to the stop the, in which he proceeds another three miles before pulling over. The vehicle was stopped on 41A and East Brook Rd. The driver jumped out of the vehicle, with his hands in his waist band, I order the driver to show me his hands. I was able to deploy my less-than-lethal Taser, which I connected with the driver bring him to the ground. I then detained the driver for further investigation. While patting the driver down for my safety, I found a Glock 23 with loaded, with one in the camber, in his waist band where his hand was. I secured the weapon in an evidence bag and placed it in my secure patrol
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