Norman Police Arrest Suspect Again, Finding Drugs & Large Sums Of Money

One suspect led Norman Police to three different traffic stops where they found fentanyl, meth, drug paraphernalia, and large sums of cash.

Demechtreon Drennon is now behind bars.

Police say Drennon has been on their radar since June. They pulled him over twice, arresting him each time.

The first time, Police seized a gun safe. Inside was a pistol and 14 grams of meth.

A warrant was then issued for Drennon.

On July 9, Norman police found his black Mercedes at the Express Inn and Suites.

According to an affidavit, police watched Drennon almost leave and then return to a parking spot.

The document also says that police thought Drennon knew police were watching as he left because he made several abrupt lane changes.

Drennon was finally pulled over at a pharmacy and arrested with a suspended driver's license.

While being patted down, police found a straw with a residue in it in his pocket, $1000 in cash, and it was cited that Drennon smelled like marijuana.

Inside the car, police found 90 grams of what they believe is fentanyl in pill form inside the steering column.

Dennon previously pleaded guilty to stealing a car, robbery with a dangerous weapon, and operating a vehicle without a license.

He is expected back in court in August.