Marquise S. Patterson, 20, of Stuyvesant Avenue in Trenton, was pulled over on West Bridge Street and told police he didn't have his license with him. However, the car was registered in New Jersey to another man, though New Jersey records indicated that the registration should have been returned to authorities, police said.
According to the criminal complaint, when police asked Patterson to step out of the car they saw several smaller packages of heroin wrapped together in a rubber band.
Patterson was taken into custody and when police looked in the glove box to find insurance information for the vehicle they uncovered numerous folded bills totaling $2,541, according to court records. When officers later searched Patterson at the police station they checked inside his Timberland boots and found another 219 packets of heroin.
Patterson was charged with dealing heroin, possession of heroin and making an illegal left-hand turn.
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