A man from Wayne, New Jersey, caught with cocaine and a loaded handgun
tried to explain away the powder on his face by telling police that he
had just eaten a doughnut, authorities have said.
Police pulled over the Jeep Grand Cherokee that 30-year-old Octavio
Delasuaree was driving after it cut off their patrol car on Sunday
night, according to Capt. Laurence Martin.
Officers Joseph Rooney and Robert Fernandez noticed Delasuaree was
having labored breathing, while his hands were shaking uncontrollably,
Martin said.
Delasuaree also had powder around his nostrils and mouth, Martin added. "Mr. Delasuaree attempted to explain his condition by stating he had just eaten a doughnut," the captain said. "The officers observed a clear plastic bag on the floor that was suspected cocaine." Police discovered 17 oxycodone pills and a Sig Sauer 9mm semi-automatic handgun in the passenger seat-area.
The gun was loaded with four hollow point bullets. Delasuaree told police the gun was for his own protection, according to authorities. He was arrested on charges including possession of a firearm as a convicted felon and drug offenses. Police said Delasuaree was ordered held on $100,000 bail, with no 10 percent option.
Delasuaree also had powder around his nostrils and mouth, Martin added. "Mr. Delasuaree attempted to explain his condition by stating he had just eaten a doughnut," the captain said. "The officers observed a clear plastic bag on the floor that was suspected cocaine." Police discovered 17 oxycodone pills and a Sig Sauer 9mm semi-automatic handgun in the passenger seat-area.
The gun was loaded with four hollow point bullets. Delasuaree told police the gun was for his own protection, according to authorities. He was arrested on charges including possession of a firearm as a convicted felon and drug offenses. Police said Delasuaree was ordered held on $100,000 bail, with no 10 percent option.
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