Charles Wilson Pastore, the Noseless Man in Florida, was Caught with Drugs and a Gun at a Traffic Control

Police teams in the US state of Florida encountered a very unusual suspect during an ordinary traffic control.

According to the New York Post, drugs, a large amount of cash and a gun with an engraved serial number were seized during the search of the vehicle of 46-year-old Charles Wilson Pastore, who was born without a nose and was known as the "Noseless Man".

THE LOCATION OF SECRET ITEMS HAS BEEN DETECTED

Pastore was stopped by police while traveling in a white Mercedes-Benz in Fort Lauderdale on September 3. The K-9 dog, which was activated when the teams suspected drugs in the vehicle, detected the location of the hidden substances in the vehicle.

The dog's sensitive nose led police directly to the drugs. More than 17 grams of methamphetamine and approximately 3.5 grams of cocaine were seized in the vehicle. However, what was revealed in the search was not limited to this.

According to the police report, a digital precision scale with drug residue, $3,515 in cash and a loaded semi-automatic gun with an engraved serial number were found in a backpack in the backseat of the vehicle.

'THEY WERE TRADING DRUGS'

Deepening the investigation, the teams suspected that Pastore and the person driving another vehicle were acting together to trade drugs.

Charges of methamphetamine trafficking, possession of methamphetamine and cocaine, and possession of drug paraphernalia were filed against Pastore.

On the other hand, the police reported that Pastore also had a fake driver's license on him.

RELEASED WITH 37 THOUSAND DOLLARS BAIL

After being held in prison for a while, the 46-year-old suspect was released on September 8 on bail of 37 thousand dollars.