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Charleston Police Recover Two Pounds of Marijuana During Seatbelt Checkpoint
Posted Sunday, June 3, 2007 ; 04:18 PM | View Comments | Post Comment
Updated Sunday, June 3, 2007; 08:06 PM

Suspect was a pizza delivery driver.

CHARLESTON -- A Putam County man was arrested after city police said they found more than two pounds of marijuana his car during a seatbelt checkpoint.

Roger Lee Caldwell, 25, was arrested in Friday when police said they discovered the marijuana inside several pizza delivery bags, according to a release from the department.

Caldwell worked as a pizza delivery employee for a local pizza establishment, but police did not say which one.

Caldwell was charged with possession with intent to deliver marijuana. Other charges, including driving under the influence of drugs, are pending, police said.

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