The self-confessed drug dealer was adamant that cash had been stolen from his car along with a bag full of cocaine. Photo / David Lashawn
The self-confessed drug dealer was adamant that cash had been stolen from his car along with a bag full of cocaine. Photo / David Lashawn
A Florida drug dealer ended up calling the police when his own stash of cocaine was stolen from his car.
David Blackmon, 32, of Fort Walton Beach called the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office on Sunday morning claiming someone had stolen a bag of drugs and cash from his car.
Blackmoneven identified himself as a drug dealer and told cops who came to assist that $50 in cash and a quarter ounce of cocaine had been taken from the car while it was parked up.
When deputies arrived to investigate, they found that the cocaine was actually still in the same spot along with a crack pipe on the floor by the driver's door.
Blackmon went on social media to slam the police's account of the incident.
In a rambling posting on Facebook, Blackmon had a few things to say about his almost comical arrest.
'The police wanna dirty my name don't believe everything you see and hear cause that's bull s*** anybody that knows me know I'll never do something like that never call on my self never say something like that and everything that found was not in my possession 'I manned up to the coke cause it was mine never knew what was in that car I just threw my shot through the window and they pulled up so don't believe the hype real talk putting me all on fb but I always make the headlines though.'
