'Big Bag of Powder' Discovery During DUI Traffic Stop Multiple Arrests
Eye on Patrol | 2025-05-06
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REAL POLICE BODYCAM footage captures officers investigating suspicious substances during a complex DUI traffic stop that resulted in three family members being arrested. This bodycam video shows the critical moments when police discover concerning evidence while handling an intoxicated driver and re...
REAL POLICE BODYCAM footage captures officers investigating suspicious substances during a complex DUI traffic stop that resulted in three family members being arrested. This bodycam video shows the critical moments when police discover concerning evidence while handling an intoxicated driver and resistant passengers. In this police bodycam footage from November 7, 2024, officers are investigating a truck pulling a trailer with two cars that ran off Marion County Road after failing to stop for police. As they search the vehicle driven by 37-year-old Josephine Cordova Alfaro, an officer makes a significant observation: "She was driving..." before noting, "She just got a big bag of powder." The officer appears to be checking if other law enforcement personnel are present, asking "Uh, there's no officers in there is there?" to which someone responds, "No, nobody's home." The conversation continues with questions about keys: "are the keys? There are a set of keys. I don't know if they're done." Attention returns to the substance with the officer repeating, "Big bag of powder," suggesting potential evidence of drug possession in addition to the DUI charges. Another person responds, "Oh no sir. That's a hard no," possibly denying knowledge of the substance. The officer notes uncertainty about the substance: "don't know what it is but..." The officer then inquires about specialized testing equipment: "Hey Williams, you got that meter?" receiving a negative response: "Nah, I don't. I don't know." This exchange, recorded on bodycam, suggests the officers are seeking to test an unknown substance but lack the immediate means to do so. Discussion shifts to logistics, with an officer asking about vehicle direction: "Hey, the officer wants to know are you guys going straight or are you turning around? Uh, so he knows which way to go with you guys." Someone responds about their intention: "If I could turn around in the driveway, I will." The transcript continues with what appears to be towing-related notations: "DiveWonder is 1%. Same on the other side. I wrote 'em all down," and identifies a towing company: "Clean Towing in Fruitland Park." According to police reports, this incident resulted in the arrest of three family members: Josephine Cordova Alfaro for DUI and child neglect, Abraham Cordova Alfaro for resisting arrest and contributing to the delinquency of a minor (after being tasered), and 18-year-old Amram Guardado for resisting arrest after becoming hostile toward officers. This police bodycam footage documents the initial evidence gathering in a complex case involving substance concerns, intoxication, and multiple suspects that would ultimately require significant police resources to resolve. Subscribe for more police bodycam footage showing real-life law enforcement situations. New videos uploaded weekly! #policebodycam #DUIarrest #substancediscovery
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