HOUSTON – A man working as a security officer is accused of having pot, a loaded AK-47 and Glock pistol and body armor in his car, according to law enforcement officials.
The man, Edwin Ignatius Adonis Jr., 25, of Houston, was pulled over in the 20700 block of FM 1093 for a missing front license plate, according to officials. Adonis is charged with possession of marijuana, unlawful carrying of a weapon and possession of a controlled substance.
The Fort Bend County Constable's Office, Precinct 3 shared photos of the bust on its Facebook and Twitter pages Thursday.
I am so proud of the work our team does. Today, a traffic stop was conducted for no front license plate. A probable...
Posted by Fort Bend County Constable's Office, Precinct 3 on Wednesday, April 25, 2018
Today, traffic stop was conducted for no front plate. A probable cause search revealed a loaded AK-47, loaded Glock pistol, body armor and illegal drugs. The suspect was a licensed security officer. He will be seeking a new line of work now, thanks to Deputy Reyes. Awesome job! pic.twitter.com/y2da8BvI97
— FBC Constable, Pct.3 (@FBCConstable3) April 25, 2018