Fayetteville man facing charges after drugs, guns seized in Bladen Co. traffic stop A Fayetteville man is facing marijuana-related charges after law enforcement seized guns and drugs following a traffic stop during a Booze It or Lose It checkpoint over the weekend. (Source: Bladen Co. Sheriff s Office) By WECT Staff | March 8, 2021 at 2:57 PM EST - Updated March 8 at 4:04 PM
BLADENBORO, N.C. (WECT) - A Fayetteville man is facing marijuana-related charges after law enforcement seized guns and drugs following a traffic stop during a Booze It and Lose It checkpoint in Bladen County over the weekend.
According to a news release from the Bladen County Sheriff’s Office, the checkpoint was set up in the Bladenboro area of U.S. 211 and Martin Luther King Drive on Sunday, March 7.
The El Paso Police Department’s Bomb Squad was called to the scene of the home. No details were released by HSI officials nor is it mentioned in court documents as to why the bomb squad was called to the home.
Matthews was arrested on suspicion of sexual exploitation of minors and activities relating to material constituting or containing child pornography.
Jail records do not state if bond was set for Matthews. He is scheduled for a detention hearing Monday.
“Innocent children are irreparably harmed in the production of child pornography, and individuals who distribute such revolting material continue to victimize them,” HSI El Paso Special Agent in Charge Erik P. Breitzke said in a statement. “Protecting the most innocent members of our society is a top priority for HSI and we will not relent in our efforts to take child predators off our streets by putting them where they belong - behind bars.”
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