He blew through a stop sign and looked ‘nervous.’ Then deputies searched his car.

It was at first a simple traffic offense. It soon devolved into something way more serious.

Deputies stopped a motorist in Stuart, Florida, on Thursday for blowing a stop sign along Cove Road.

According to a police report from the Martin County Sheriff’s Office, when the deputy approached the vehicle, the driver, Delvin Schisler, appeared “very nervous.”

“While speaking with Schisler I observed that he was in an extremely agitated state as he was unable to stay still and was continuously reaching and moving around,” says the arresting officer in the report.

Deputies asked the 26-year-old suspect and his two passengers — 56-year old Belinda Alredge and 32-year old Meghan Ray — to step out of the car.

As the women exited the vehicle, what appeared to be a small piece of rock cocaine fell to the floor, the report read.

Officers also noticed in the center console, “in plain view,” a glass pipe with a rock and wire inside of it. They also spotted a piece of rock on the car’s back seat and a “pipe with burn marks inside a Tampax box.” All the pieces of rock found inside the car tested positive for crack cocaine.

Schisler, Alredge, and Ray were all arrested and charged with possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia and transported to the Martin County Jail with a bond of $5,500 each.

Post Miranda, Ray did admit, “Yeah, I took a hit of crack,” but said nothing illegal belonged to her.

The latter woman was also charged with resisting an officer without violence and introduction of contraband into a correctional facility which brought her bond to $8,500, according to the report.

This story was originally published March 21, 2018 at 3:13 PM with the headline "He blew through a stop sign and looked ‘nervous.’ Then deputies searched his car.."