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(HARRISON CO.) – Troopers arrested a Georgetown man early Tuesday on numerous felony charges after first observing a simple equipment violation.
Trooper Zachary Lavey, and newly appointed Probationary Trooper Dakota Novak, were patrolling SR 135 in Harrison County around 2:30 Tuesday morning when the officers spotted a white Hyundai Sonata displaying green lights.
Indiana law only allows for white or amber lights to be displayed to the front of a car.
When the officers attempted to catch up with the Sonata, they realized the driver had greatly increased speed and was traveling approximately 100 mph as they continued south into Corydon.
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The driver, later identified as 46-year-old Damon Michael Arnold, of Georgetown, Indiana, eventually stopped in Corydon and pulled in to a local hotel parking lot.
As Lavey and Novak continued the stop and investigation, they discovered over 24 grams of suspected methamphetamine as well as marijuana and drug-related paraphernalia. Officers also found Arnold was a Habitual Traffic Violator (HTV) with only an Indiana ID card.
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Damon Arnold was arrested and charged with the following dealing meth, possession of meth, being a habitual traffic offender, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and reckless driving
Arnold was also wanted on a Level 6 Felony warrant out of Floyd County for HTV. Officers transported Damon Arnold to the Harrison County Jail without further incident.