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June 22, 2019
K9 detects drugs in car during traffic stop
By Jessica Goode
The Bandera Prophet
Three people were arrested last week after a K9 detected drugs in their vehicle during a traffic stop.
On Saturday, June 15, at about 11 p.m., sheriff’s deputies stopped a driver off Old Medina Hwy. in Bandera for a traffic violation. During the stop, it was suspected that drugs were in the car and Bandera County K9, Berry, was brought in, according to Bandera County Chief Deputy Matt King.
Leah Rauhut and Hannah McMinn, both of Kerrville, were arrested and charged with possession of methamphetamine between 4 and 200 grams with intent to deliver - a First-Degree Felony. Richard Mayfield, of Bandera, was arrested on three charges: possession of methamphetamine less than one gram - a State Jail Felony; unlawful carry of a firearm - a Class A Misdemeanor; and possession of mushrooms 1 to 4 grams - a Third-Degree Felony.
All have bonded out of custody.
On Saturday, June 15, at about 11 p.m., sheriff’s deputies stopped a driver off Old Medina Hwy. in Bandera for a traffic violation. During the stop, it was suspected that drugs were in the car and Bandera County K9, Berry, was brought in, according to Bandera County Chief Deputy Matt King.
Leah Rauhut and Hannah McMinn, both of Kerrville, were arrested and charged with possession of methamphetamine between 4 and 200 grams with intent to deliver - a First-Degree Felony. Richard Mayfield, of Bandera, was arrested on three charges: possession of methamphetamine less than one gram - a State Jail Felony; unlawful carry of a firearm - a Class A Misdemeanor; and possession of mushrooms 1 to 4 grams - a Third-Degree Felony.
All have bonded out of custody.