A Guy Blew Fentanyl in a Cop’s Face, and Said “It’s Sugar”

A Guy Blew Fentanyl in a Cop's Face, and Said "It's Sugar"
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File Photo: Bags Of Granulated Sugar Move Along The Production Line At A Tate & Lyle Refinery In East London, Britain
FILE PHOTO: Bags of granulated sugar move along the production line at a Tate & Lyle refinery in east London, Britain October 10, 2016. Picture taken October 10, 2016. REUTERS/Peter Nicholls/File Photo

This guy seems like he was asking for a knuckle sandwich.

 

A gentleman in Florida named Jesse McAuliffe was stopped by police in a supermarket parking lot, because he was in violation of his parole.

 

There was obvious signs of drug use, including a tie-off falling from Jesse’s arm and syringes in his car.  There was also a bag of fentanyl in his pocket.

 

In a body-cam video, Jesse said that it was SUGAR.  A cop asked why he kept it in a little baggie, and he said, “My sugar gets low, and I need to eat it.”

 

There was also a bottle cap filled with melted fentanyl, and when an officer held it up, Jesse blew it directly into the deputy’s face.  It looked like a dangerous attempt to get rid of the evidence.

 

But Jesse said, “I was just trying to blow that off your hand so you didn’t get it in your mouth.  You might get sick from it.  Don’t touch it.”  (???)

 

Jesse was charged with possession of fentanyl, drug paraphernalia, and tampering with evidence.

(WoodTV)

 

(Here’s the UNCENSORED video.)

 

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