Three young adults from the area were arrested early Saturday morning after a Plymouth Police Department officer discovered them asleep in a parked vehicle at River Park Square — and found marijuana and related products inside the car.
Officer Allen checked on the vehicle at approximately 1:10 a.m. on Saturday, May 16th, after observing it parked at the park beyond its hours of operation. Inside, he found three individuals asleep — Madisyn Brody, 21, of Warsaw; Andrew Quinn, 20, of Plymouth; and Caitlyn Smith, 19, of Knox.
After waking the occupants and conducting an investigation, officers discovered marijuana, sativa, and THC vape products inside the vehicle.
All three individuals were taken into custody and transported to the Marshall County Jail, where they were each booked on charges of possession of marijuana.
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