A Plymouth woman was taken into custody Friday evening after a traffic stop revealed she was driving without a valid license.
On Friday, September 9, Corporal Ben McIntyre of the Plymouth Police Department initiated a traffic stop at the intersection of Liberty and Jefferson Streets for a traffic violation. Officers identified the driver as 36-year-old Ana R. Patino Galvan of Plymouth.
During the subsequent investigation, officers determined that Patino Galvan had never been issued a driver's license. Officers took her into custody without incident and transported her to the Marshall County Jail, where she was turned over to jail staff.
No further details regarding the incident have been released at this time.
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