Moline man arrested in Davenport with 8 1/2 pounds of marijuana, over $10,000 in cash

A Moline man is in the Scott County Jail after Davenport Police say he had over eight and a half pounds of marijuana, 53 THC cartridges and over $10,000 in cash around his home and in a vehicle.

According to court documents, officers with the Davenport Police Department were called to an apartment in the 400 block of LeClaire Street on July 24 at about 3:48 p.m. for a drug investigation. Justin Andrews, 24 of Moline, was detained at the scene while officers served a search warrant and found:

Living Room

• 2,557.40 grams of marijuana located in six separate commercial marijuana packaging bags inside a black duffle bag on the living room floor
• 21.15 grams of marijuana located in a book bag
• $642 US Currency located in a purse

Kitchen

• 111.90 grams of marijuana in a cereal container
• 79.05 grams of marijuana in a vacuum sealed bag located in a U-Haul box in the kitchen
• Multiple THC cartridges found in a Door Dash bag in the kitchen; 14 MKX hybrid, 14 “Happy” brand, 17 Mua Meds and seven “Flightz”
• 42.55 grams of marijuana located in a pink lid container in a Door Dash bag in the kitchen
• 66.30 grams of marijuana located in a “Denver Cole” commercial packaging
• 10.50 grams of marijuana in a plastic bag located in a camo book bag in the kitchen
• “Flightz” brand THC vape located in kitchen drawer near $569 in U.S. currency
• Large kitchen digital scale and bowl with marijuana residue in it located in the kitchen
• Open box of sandwich bags located on a kitchen counter

Bathroom

• Black digital scale with marijuana residue located in the bathroom
• 8.15 grams of marijuana located in a bathroom drawer

Bedroom

• $8,500 in U.S. currency located in a bedroom dresser

Andrews was found with $1,522 in U.S. currency and the keys to a vehicle on his person. Officers then executed a search warrant on the vehicle and found:

• 1,019.95 grams of marijuana located in four separate commercial marijuana package bags inside of a black book bag in the trunk of the vehicle
• Black digital scale with marijuana residue found in the center console of the vehicle
• Black cup with marijuana residue found behind the front driver seat on the floorboard
• A box of opened sandwich bags

The marijuana in the apartment and vehicle field tested positive and did not have a tax stamp.

Andrews has been charged with four counts of possession with the intent to deliver, which is a felony charge, two counts of failure to have a drug tax stamp, both felonies, and two counts of possession of drug paraphernalia, both misdemeanors. He is in the Scott County Jail on a $15,000 cash-only bond and has a preliminary hearing in Scott County Court on August 2.

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