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By Leslie Lake Updated 1:18 pm, Thursday, March 16, 2017
NORWALK— A traffic stop for excessively dark window tints Wednesday night led to drug charges against a Norwalk man.
Officers with the Strategic Narcotics Enforcement Team were traveling northbound on West Avenue shortly before 11 p.m. when an Acura with heavily tinted windows pulled up next to them at a traffic light.
Police say they were unable to see the driver due to the tints, and that they also noticed that the car’s license plate was partially covered.
Officers initiated a motor vehicle stop and said that the operator of the car, identified as Jorge Lopez-Rondon, had shaky hands, and he appeared “flustered and nervous.”
Due to his nervous behavior, police asked him if they could search the vehicle.
Police said that Lopez-Rondon said, “You can do whatever you want, search the car.”
Lopez-Rondon was asked by police if he had any medications or prescription drugs in the car, to which Lopez-Rondon said he did not, police said.
In the car, police say they located a bag containing 10 syringes — one of which was loaded with a liquid — as well as a vial of liquid identified as a steroid.
According to police, Lopez-Rondon told officers that the steroid was for personal use.
Lopez-Rondon, 31, of Sachem Street, was charged with possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, mutilated license plate, and a window tint violation.
He was given a court date of March 24.
Police find steroids following traffic stop
NORWALK— A traffic stop for excessively dark window tints Wednesday night led to drug charges against a Norwalk man.
Officers with the Strategic Narcotics Enforcement Team were traveling northbound on West Avenue shortly before 11 p.m. when an Acura with heavily tinted windows pulled up next to them at a traffic light.
Police say they were unable to see the driver due to the tints, and that they also noticed that the car’s license plate was partially covered.
Officers initiated a motor vehicle stop and said that the operator of the car, identified as Jorge Lopez-Rondon, had shaky hands, and he appeared “flustered and nervous.”
Due to his nervous behavior, police asked him if they could search the vehicle.
Police said that Lopez-Rondon said, “You can do whatever you want, search the car.”
Lopez-Rondon was asked by police if he had any medications or prescription drugs in the car, to which Lopez-Rondon said he did not, police said.
In the car, police say they located a bag containing 10 syringes — one of which was loaded with a liquid — as well as a vial of liquid identified as a steroid.
According to police, Lopez-Rondon told officers that the steroid was for personal use.
Lopez-Rondon, 31, of Sachem Street, was charged with possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, mutilated license plate, and a window tint violation.
He was given a court date of March 24.
Police find steroids following traffic stop

