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Delaware County Traffic Stop Turns Up Cash, Pot, Handgun

A convicted felon was caught with an illegal firearm and more than five pounds of pot during a weekend traffic stop in Delaware County, authorities said.

Rashaun Kashif Davis and contraband seized in motor vehicle stop.

Rashaun Kashif Davis and contraband seized in motor vehicle stop.

Photo Credit: Marple Township Police Department

Rashaun Kashif Davis, 35, was pulled over for driving with a fraudulent PA In-Transit paper tag near West Chester Pike and Lawrence Road around 8:45 p.m. Saturday, Marple Township Police said.

Officers “immediately” detected the odor of marijuana coming from Davis’ maroon Ford Flex, authorities said.

Davis and his female passenger denied having medical marijuana cards, and a subsequent search of the car turned up 5.5 ounces of the substance as well as packing materials, a scale, more than $650 in cash and a Smith & Wesson SD9 9mm firearm, which police say he cannot legally own due to his status as a convicted felon.

Davis was arrested and charged with several drug possession, distribution, weapon and vehicle offenses. He was being held on $100,000 bail.

Source: Marple Township Police Department/CrimeWatchPA

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