Police Find Heroin Hidden In Roof Liner Of Vehicle
EAST HUNTINGDON (KDKA) -- A Uniontown man is facing charges after police found heroin hidden in his vehicle.
Pennsylvania State Police say around 6 p.m. Saturday they stopped a vehicle on Route 119, near the Route 31 interchange.
Driver Anthony B. Evans, 39, consented to a search of the car.
The trooper searching the car noticed a hypodermic needle.
"Something doesn't seem right, that needle wasn't the end of his search," Trooper Stephen Limani said. "There was a piece of plastic attached to the headliner area, and if you pull it down, that's where Velcro and adhesive was, and it [heroin] was wedged between the roof of the car and the plastic."
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181 stamp bags of heroin, stamped with the word "selfie," were found in the roof liner of the 2002 Chevrolet Camaro.
Evans was charged with drug possession and intent to deliver and placed in the Westmoreland County Jail in lieu of $50,000 bond.
Stay with KDKA and watch Ross Guidotti's report at 6 p.m. for more.
