The deputy asked her whose purse was on the passenger floorboard, and she denied that it was hers. The driver of the SUV gave the deputy permission to look in the purse and told him that it belonged to the woman. When the deputy opened the purse, he could smell fresh marijuana. He also found an photo ID card identifying the woman with a different name than what she had given. The picture was of the woman. He found two unsmoked joints in the purse, and asked the woman if they were hers. She stated, no, they weren’t and it wasn’t her purse. The deputy showed her the photo ID card he had found, and she admitted the items were hers. She was issued a summons, and themale driver was reminded to have someone come pick him up and said that his sister was on the way. They were left at the location to wait for their ride, and the male passenger was transported to jail.

The driver in the previous report was arrested during a traffic stop at the intersection of Hwy. 160 and CR 21. The deputy had made contact with this driver and his passengers at a traffic stop earlier in the same day and had told him not to drive his SUV any further. He had told the deputy that his sister was coming to pick him up. After taking the male passenger in to jail for a warrant, the deputy was advised by dispatch that a vehicle had arrived at the