Jersey City man blocks driveway while answering Wood-Ridge warrant, arrested on drug charges

YOU READ IT HERE FIRST: A Jersey City man turning himself in on a traffic warrant at Wood-Ridge police headquarters blocked a driveway with his car — and was arrested after drugs were found inside, authorities said.

Jerry DeMarco

01/11/2015 8:03 p.m.

Mohammad Khan, 23, was being processed Friday when offices spotted the car blocking a FIrst Street driveway, Detective Joseph Rutigliano Jr. told CLIFFVIEW PILOT.

A passenger told Officer Mark Torsiello that his friend, Khan, was at headquarters posting bail for a traffic warrant, Rutigliano said.

Torsiello detected an odor of marijuana, so Rutigliano escorted Khan back to his car, the detective said.

Rutigliano said Khan told him and Torsiello “there may be drugs in the vehicle,” then gave them consent to search it.

Torsiello found a bag of pot, along with non-prescribed Aprazolam, Xanax, Percocet and Adderall, a bag of crushed pills and drug paraphernalia, he said.

Khan posted $500 bail for the warrant and was released on charges of possessing marijuana, prescription pills and drug paraphernalia, as well as for having drugs in a motor vehicle.

MUGSHOT: Courtesy WOOD-RIDGE PD

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