Plymouth man held on $10K bond for trafficking, possession of cocaine, and operating without a license

Officer Weir with the Plymouth Police Department conducted a traffic stop on Sunday morning, October 8^th at 8:40 at Jefferson and Third Streets. 

The Honda Accord was stopped for a traffic infraction and while speaking with the driver, 39-year-old Jose Marbin David Garcia of the 200 block of North Michigan Street, it was determined that he had never possessed a driver’s license. 

While being booked into the Marshall County Jail for Operating Without a License Mr. Garcia was found to be concealing suspected cocaine so he was also booked for Possession of Cocaine and Trafficking with an Inmate.  His cash bond was set at $10,000.    

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