Here’s The Problem
The three passengers in the vehicle also did not have valid licenses and a tow truck was called. The passengers were asked to step out one at a time to check for weapons because the vehicle was involved in the recent shooting.
Two passengers complied with the officers, however, the third attempted to jump into the driver’s seat and drive away while reaching for something in his waistband. The passenger, who was identified as 37-year-old Jorge Lopez of Springfield, was stopped by the officers and a loaded firearm was located on his waistband. During a search of the vehicle, a bag with narcotics inside was also found.
- Where are the Attempted Murder Charges?
- Why is he not already in Jail for Past Offenses
- There is not a single gun law on the books that this individual obeyed.
- He simply did not care about the laws.
- WHY WAS HE ON THE STREETS! That’s the Problem!
What he is being charged with…
- Jorge Lopez was arrested and charged with:
- Possess Large Capacity Firearm
- Carrying a Firearm Without a License 2nd Offense
- Possess Ammunition Without an FID
- Possess a Firearm With a Defaced or no Serial Number
- Trafficking in more than 10 Grams of Fentanyl
- Possession of Class B Drug Subsequent Offense
- Firearm Violation with 3 Prior Violent/Drug Crimes
- Resist Arrest x3
- Kidnapping, Firearm-Armed
- Witness/Juror/Police/Court Official, Intimidate
- Assault With a Dangerous Weapon
- Osvaldo Hernandez was arrested and charged with:
- Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle
- Trafficking in 36 Grams or More, Less than 100 Grams of Cocaine
- Possess Class A Drug
