Topeka Man Arrested on Drug Charges After Osage County Traffic Stop
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Daniel L. Bigenwalt Jr.
Osage County Jail Photo.
A Topeka man is in custody following a traffic stop in Osage County early Friday evening.
According to Sheriff Chris Wells, a K-9 unit conducted a traffic stop just after 5:40 pm at 189th and Stanley Road. During the stop, illegally narcotics were allegedly discovered in a vehicle driven by 59-year-old daniel L. Bigenwalt Jr. of Topeka.
Bigenwalt was taken into custody on suspicion of possession of methamphetamine, possession of marijuana and driving while license suspended.
Formal charges are pending at last word.
Bigenwalt was taken into custody on suspicion of possession of methamphetamine, possession of marijuana and driving while license suspended.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What constitutes drug possession?
- Drug possession generally means having control over a controlled substance, which can be actual (physically holding the drug) or constructive (having the ability to control the drug, even if it’s not on your person).
- What is a K-9 unit?
- A K-9 unit is a team consisting of a law enforcement officer and a specially trained dog used to detect drugs, explosives, or other contraband.
- What does “driving while license suspended” mean?
- Driving while license suspended means operating a motor vehicle after your driving privileges have been temporarily or permanently revoked by the state.
