LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa.– A man is facing drug and gun charges after a traffic stop revealed heroin, LSD, and marijuana among other drugs.
Damien Carpenter-Krister, 27, is facing possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance and receiving stolen property, among other charges.
On February 6 around 8:00 p.m., police responded to the 200 block of Nevin Street for a report of suspected drug activity.
Upon arrival, police made contact with Carpenter-Krister, who was inside a 2008 Ford Escape.
The vehicle was parked facing the wrong way on Nevin St. and police were able to see a handgun under the driver’s seat. Police also observed a bag of dry rice, which is one way that is used to keep heroin dry.
Police found that Carpenter-Krister did not possess a permit to carry a concealed gun, and a K9 unit alerted officers to suspected narcotics inside the vehicle.
After searching the car, police found the following:
- Glock 9mm semi-automatic handgun with two 32-round extended magazines and a 17-round magazine
- Jennings .22 caliber semi-automatic handgun
- 2 digital scales
- marijuana
- ecstasy pills
- amphetamine pills
- LSD
- crystal methamphetamine
- heroin
Police found that the Glock handgun had been reported stolen to a police department in Indiana.
Now, Carpenter-Krisper is facing charges.
