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GOODWAY, AL (BuzzReport)– A routine traffic stop executed in the Goodway community this week resulted in the felony arrest of Sherman Denson, a suspect with an extensive history of narcotics-related offenses. The interception led deputies to a significant seizure of controlled substances and illegal contraband, escalating the incident into multiple serious charges.

The traffic stop, initiated by a deputy, quickly transitioned into a drug investigation upon the discovery of materials inside the vehicle. Authorities confirmed that Denson was in possession of a substantial amount of synthetic marijuana, commonly known as Spice, totaling 27 grams. Furthermore, deputies confiscated methamphetamine, various items of drug paraphernalia, and an open container of alcohol.

Perhaps the most serious discovery was a firearm located within the vehicle. Because of Denson’s criminal history, his possession of any weapon is strictly prohibited under state and federal law. Official records indicate that the suspect has been arrested on narcotics-related charges eight separate times prior to this incident, a factor that intensified the severity of the charges filed following the search.

Denson is now facing several serious counts. These include a felony charge of Certain Person Forbidden to Possess Firearms, which addresses the unlawful possession of the weapon given his background. He also faces charges of Possession of a Controlled Substance for both the methamphetamine and the synthetic marijuana found. Finally, due to the repeat nature of his violations, the suspect was charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (2nd offense).

According to documentation provided by the Sheriff’s Office, Denson was immediately taken into custody following the discovery and is being held pending arraignment.

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