Redway Man Arrested at Arcata Motel With 1/2 Pound of Meth, Says HCSO
This is a press release from the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office. The information has not been proven in a court of law and any individuals described should be presumed innocent until proven guilty:
On August 15th, 2022, the Humboldt County Drug Task Force (HCDTF) with the assistance of the Arcata Police Department (APD) made a traffic stop on a vehicle as it arrived at a motel in the 4900 block of Valley West Dr. in Arcata. The HCDTF had information that the occupants of the vehicle were transporting a large quantity of methamphetamine. Three people were detained without incident.
HCDTF Agents obtained a search warrant for the vehicle. During the vehicle search agents located 1/2 pound of methamphetamine and a digital scale. HCDTF Agents placed Alex Stinnett (34 years old from Redway) under arrest. The other two occupants were released at the scene. Stinnett was transported to the Humboldt County Jail where he was booked for the following charges:
- 11378 H&S Possession of methamphetamine for sale
11379 H&S Transportation of methamphetamine
The HCDTF would like to thank the Arcata Police Department for their assistance with this investigation.
Anyone with information related to this investigation or other narcotics related crimes are encouraged to call the Humboldt County Drug Task Force at 707-267-9976.
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What a nice smile! He knows there will be no meaningful punishment.
The back, plastic case looks like it originally held a Wahl brand electric hair clipper. Dude does keep his dome tidy, lol.
3rd or 4 th. Generation pot growers. Dont know anything but selling drugs To aquire cash. It was a predictable end when all the brilliant pot people voted their own demise. With prop 215. Wow man we can get high in public man! I suppose its hard to see very far ahead when your brain is in a constant fog.
Same thing could be said about a lot of professions. Think coal mining, factory work, automobile manufacturing, mafia, etc, etc. I as a young person I knew a very successful man who owned a company. He said some of the most unhappy people he knew took their father’s place at the head of/ owning a company (the dad started). EVERYONE should take the opportunity to find their passions and pursue them.
All that said, Alex’s parents may not have encouraged him to discover and to pursue his skills outside the world of drug dealing.
And. The above is not to excuse his choses, but rather to understand them.
His parents had nothing to do with the way he turned out. He has 10 other siblings who turned out just fine with professions such as teaching and nursing. He chose his own path. His parents worked 12 hours a day at a meat plant. Do not base his actions on anyone but him. He chose this life and has refused help unless he wanted money.
Pro 215 was fine, growers thrived during the 215 era. It’s that prop 64 with that no acreage cap and no license cap that built the coffin and nailed it up tight!
What in gods name makes you think growers voted for prop 64???
Over half of the state that voted in favor then enacted bans.
Prop 64 is the war on drugs 2.0
I know many that voted for Prop. 64 but not me…
Fifth generation. Maybe 7…If you go back only a generation or so they probably raised chickens too. Then you have the whole chicken abusing cartel down in Mendo. It’s all connected.
If you look at his mugshot for a few seconds, you can actually see his teeth chattering…!
Good one.
Couldn’t even muster a full pound. Local lightweight.
How many times has he been arrested for drugs ?
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Press release from the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office:
On 11/02/2016 at 3:10 p.m., Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office Deputies conducted a probation search at a residence in the 900 block of Locust Street, Garberville. The search was in response to ongoing complaints of suspected narcotics activity at this residence.
Deputies contacted the resident, Kelly Kirsten Winters (age 44), and searched her residence pursuant to her probation terms. Deputies located suspected methamphetamine, suspected heroin, digital scales, and other forms of drug paraphernalia inside Winters’ residence. Also inside the residence
Deputies contacted wanted felon Alex Reid Stinnett (age 28), who had an outstanding felony warrant for his arrest for drug related offenses
Poor guy just trying to make an living. Another harmless drug being persecuted just like the never ending battle against cannibus. Why can not the government stay out of you’re personnel life.
-freebg
NLM
It is medicinal meth! Leave him alone- he is a hero to sick people who need their medicine!!!
Meth medicine
Men in Black have a bolo on this guy.
Bro This my uncle, my family is very ashamed of him