Using Narcotics While Seated in a Parked Vehicle

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Deputies recently received a call for service regarding two individuals seen using narcotics while seated in a parked vehicle in Saugus. 

As deputies approached the vehicle, they observed drug paraphernalia exposed within the occupants’ reach. A male and female were detained pending a narcotics investigation. 

During a search of the vehicle, deputies recovered drug paraphernalia, heroin, cut copper pipes, tools commonly used for theft, and a loaded firearm. 

The male and female, who are both convicted felons, were arrested on several various charges, including possession of a controlled substance while armed with a firearm, grand theft, and much more. They were booked into the SCV Sheriff’s Station and remain in custody at this time.

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