An unresponsive person complaint allegedly resulted in location of methamphetamine and marijuana, and one felony arrest Friday morning.
Sulphur Springs Police Officers Nick Floyd and Francisco Castro responded at 8:21 a.m. on Kasie street, where a person was thought to be unresponsive. Hopkins County EMS also responded.
Upon arrival, police learned the person in question was conscious in bed, able to talk to police. The 24-year-old man refused treatment by EMS. He was asked to get up and talk to officers another area of the residence, and was assisted in getting up and there., the officers alleged in arrest reports.
A green, leafy substance identified by the resident as marijuana and a a crystal-like substance identified by the resident as methamphetamine were allegedly observed in plain view in the living room area. Jesus Castro claimed the items and was arrested for possession of 3.77 grams of methamphetamine and about half an ounce of marijuana, Castro and Floyd alleged in arrest reports.
Jesus Castrol remained in Hopkins County jail Saturday morning, Aug. 22. Bond was set at $10,000 on the controlled substance charge and $1,000 on the marijuana charge, according to jail reports.
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