A deputy searched Goins’ bunk and found marijuana in a folded up card and a Ramen Noodle packet that had three hand-rolled marijuana cigarettes made with Bible pages. Brocar said all the contraband was his, according to the report.
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Also on March 17, inmate Keontae Brown was found in possession of matches, marijuana and crack cocaine during a search of his cell, reports said.
During a pat down, an officer felt a “suspicious bulge between the buttocks of inmate Brown” and a sergeant ordered Brown to retrieve the object. One small plastic bag with pink balloons inside contained suspected marijuana, crack and match heads.
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On March 10, jail employees found crystal meth with inmate Virgil Pack after another inmate gave them a tip. Pack had the meth in a pocket of his shorts worn under his pants.
Acting on a tip March 27, jail employees found five folded pieces of paper with a white substance in them in a crevice between the bottom bunk and the desk. Inmate Danny Dugan asked if workers also found his pill, which was identified as Trazodone. The white substance was sent off for testing.
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On March 22, an incident report stated drugs were found near the loading dock and trash dumpster at the jail and included a hand-written note.
A corrections officer found two rubber gloves wrapped in black electrical tape inside a Doritos bag. One glove held loose tobacco and the remains of suspected used chunks of heroin.
The other had tobacco and suspected used crystal meth, plus a note that said, in part: “Hi Donny/Kevin everyone else keep your head up! Thanks for being so good to me.” The note ended, “They can’t hold you forever.”
The incident report tied the contraband to inmate Donnell Stockman, who was assigned to the loading dock, was removed from inmate worker status two days before. Stockman was booked into the jail Jan. 28 and was still there March 30.
No new charges have been filed against any of the inmates or prisoners, according to online court records. Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office officials declined to comment.
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