A 27-year-old man was arrested in Flower Mound last week on warrants for several felony drug charges, and then Flower Mound police found methamphetamine, cocaine and other drugs in his vehicle.
Three second-degree felony warrants for manufacture/delivery of a controlled substance were issued for Trayzel Jones of Red Oak on Oct. 31, according to a Flower Mound Police Department probable cause affidavit. The next day, a Flower Mound detective, assisted by Lewisville police, arrested Jones in the 4100 block of Kirkpatrick Lane in Flower Mound.
The detective then took an inventory of Jones’ vehicle and found nearly 6 grams of methamphetamine, more than 2 grams of cocaine, 10 Alprazolam pills and four Ecstasy pulls, according to the affidavit.
Jones waived his Miranda Rights and told the detective that he has sold meth at the Walmart in Lewisville, 190 East Round Grove Road, and he was going to go there Wednesday to sell the narcotics in his vehicle, the affidavit said.
In addition to the three warrants, Jones was also charged with one first-degree felony count of manufacture/delivery of a controlled substance, as well as two second-degree felony counts and one state jail felony count of manufacture/delivery of a controlled substance, according to the Flower Mound Police Department. He was booked into Flower Mound Jail in lieu of $115,000 bail. He is also on probation for a possession of controlled substance conviction early this year, the affidavit said.
