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Queens driver cuffed after cops found his sedan full of drugs

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Officers from the 104th Precinct found an array of drugs inside a vehicle with an obstructed license plate in Glendale, Queens on May 24. (Photo via Twitter/@NYPD104Pct)

What started as a routine license plate violation turned into a sizable drug bust in Queens on Sunday as cops found a car full of various illegal drugs.

Officers from the 104th Precinct, while on patrol along 67th Place in Glendale at 1:14 p.m. on May 24, spotted a parked Nissan Maxima with a Texas paper plate that was obstructed by a plate cover.

In checking the plate, law enforcement sources said, cops determined that the vehicle’s driver — Marc Ramon, 26, of 67th Place — had a suspended license.

During a further investigation, the officers found that Roman’s vehicle allegedly contained a cacophony of narcotics and controlled substances, including cocaine, pills, marijuana, cannabis oils, and pot-infused chocolates. 

Police took Roman into custody on charges of criminal possession of a controlled substance, criminal possession of marijuana, aggravated unlicensed operator, operating a motor vehicle without insurance, a license plate violation, and an additional motor vehicle license violation.
 
The 104th Precinct took to Twitter Sunday night to applaud the officers involved in the bust.