Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 22 hours ago
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Police report:
âOn 01/01/2022 at approximately 1817 hours, I was patrolling. I observed a gray Honda Civic traveling northbound. I ran the Georgia tag through dispatch whom stated the registration was expired. At that time I initiated a traffic stop with lights and sirens. The vehicle came to a complete and final stop.
I made contact with the driver whom originally stated his name was âjames R. Wolfeâ with and identification card from South Carolina. I asked âJames Wolfeâ to spell his name, he complied. I observed he was nervous, and paused while answering simple questions such as how to spell his name, and date of birth. I asked âJamesâ if he ever has an ID or Driver License out of Florida, he stated no. âJamesâ stated he has never had a Driver License. I asked âJamesâ for his vehicleâs registration, and proof of insurance. At the time I ran âJames Wolfeâsâ name through dispatch, while doing so âjamesâ stopped me and advised me his last name did not have an âeâ at the end.
Ofc. Harris arrived on scene, and asked for the passenger and the driver, âJames Wolfâ to step out of the vehicle. Ofc. Harris asked for consent to search âJamesâ whom stated yes.
At that time, dispatch advised they could not find a positive on âJames Woldâ out of Florida or South Carolina. Ofc. Harris advised he had discovered a Santa Rosa Inmate ID card on âJamesâ with a different name. I asked âJamesâ to identify himself again. âJamesâ had a look of defeat on his face, and stated he did not want to get in trouble for not having a driver license. âJamesâ then provided his Santa Rosa identification card. Throughout my traffic stop Wolfe was unable to provide the appropriate paperwork.
âJamesâ was then positively identified.
Ofc. Harris deployed K9 Mekko on the vehicle, see supplement. At that time a vehicle search was conducted.
It should be noted that while searching the vehicle, dispatch advised they found positive identification. Per dispatch he had an active warrant from Santa Rosa County. He was placed under arrest at that time.
During my search of the vehicle Wolf uttered the following statements to Ofc. Harris. Wolf stated he had MJ in the car. Wolf also stated he had some pills inside the vehicle. Ofc. Harris read Wolf his Miranda Rights from a department issued card. Wolf stated he understood those rights and provided the following statement. Wolf stated he did not have a medical card. Ofc. Harris asked Wolf what kind of pills he had in the vehicle. Wolf stated âXa*axâ pills. Ofc Harris ask him the pills location. Wolf stated they were in a backpack directly behind the seat. Wolf originally stated the backpack was not his, Wolf then changed his response stating the backpack was his. Wolf stated he knew the pills were in his bag, but they were not his.
The following items were located in the backpack and submitted into property management as evidence.
- Suspected Xa*ax (97) capsules and (4) partial capsules (TWP 38g)
-Suspected MJ 28.5g (TWP 37g)
A search was conducted on Wolfâs driverâs license which stated he was a habitual traffic offender since 06/20/2019 for 60 months.â
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Police report:
âOn 01/01/2022 at approximately 1817 hours, I was patrolling. I observed a gray Honda Civic traveling northbound. I ran the Georgia tag through dispatch whom stated the registration was expired. At that time I initiated a traffic stop with lights and sirens. The vehicle came to a complete and final stop.
I made contact with the driver whom originally stated his name was âjames R. Wolfeâ with and identification card from South Carolina. I asked âJames Wolfeâ to spell his name, he complied. I observed he was nervous, and paused while answering simple questions such as how to spell his name, and date of birth. I asked âJamesâ if he ever has an ID or Driver License out of Florida, he stated no. âJamesâ stated he has never had a Driver License. I asked âJamesâ for his vehicleâs registration, and proof of insurance. At the time I ran âJames Wolfeâsâ name through dispatch, while doing so âjamesâ stopped me and advised me his last name did not have an âeâ at the end.
Ofc. Harris arrived on scene, and asked for the passenger and the driver, âJames Wolfâ to step out of the vehicle. Ofc. Harris asked for consent to search âJamesâ whom stated yes.
At that time, dispatch advised they could not find a positive on âJames Woldâ out of Florida or South Carolina. Ofc. Harris advised he had discovered a Santa Rosa Inmate ID card on âJamesâ with a different name. I asked âJamesâ to identify himself again. âJamesâ had a look of defeat on his face, and stated he did not want to get in trouble for not having a driver license. âJamesâ then provided his Santa Rosa identification card. Throughout my traffic stop Wolfe was unable to provide the appropriate paperwork.
âJamesâ was then positively identified.
Ofc. Harris deployed K9 Mekko on the vehicle, see supplement. At that time a vehicle search was conducted.
It should be noted that while searching the vehicle, dispatch advised they found positive identification. Per dispatch he had an active warrant from Santa Rosa County. He was placed under arrest at that time.
During my search of the vehicle Wolf uttered the following statements to Ofc. Harris. Wolf stated he had MJ in the car. Wolf also stated he had some pills inside the vehicle. Ofc. Harris read Wolf his Miranda Rights from a department issued card. Wolf stated he understood those rights and provided the following statement. Wolf stated he did not have a medical card. Ofc. Harris asked Wolf what kind of pills he had in the vehicle. Wolf stated âXa*axâ pills. Ofc Harris ask him the pills location. Wolf stated they were in a backpack directly behind the seat. Wolf originally stated the backpack was not his, Wolf then changed his response stating the backpack was his. Wolf stated he knew the pills were in his bag, but they were not his.
The following items were located in the backpack and submitted into property management as evidence.
- Suspected Xa*ax (97) capsules and (4) partial capsules (TWP 38g)
-Suspected MJ 28.5g (TWP 37g)
A search was conducted on Wolfâs driverâs license which stated he was a habitual traffic offender since 06/20/2019 for 60 months.â
intro: (0:00)
incident: (0:19)
outcome: (14:55)
