Jeremy Mayfield Is Charged Drug Case :
Catawba, North Carolina - Former NASCAR driver Jeremy Mayfield, prohibits the association from 2009 for a failed drug test, was arrested at his home in western North Carolina and charged with possession of methamphetamine, and Police said Wednesday he could face more charges.
Mayfield was arrested Tuesday night and charged with 1.5 grams of records to go to the Office of the Catawba County Sheriff's Office. Posted 42-year Mayfield deposit of $ 3,000 and was due to appear before the District Court on Wednesday. Newton used to call the office could not immediately be back on Wednesday.
Detectives neighboring Lincoln County, said about $ 100,000 in the elements belonging to companies in the county were also found at the home of Mayfield, and they plan to leave it in possession of stolen property.
The Sheriff's Office Lincoln County, said Mayfield had pieces of heavy equipment, welders and welding accessories, truck parts, an engraving machine and other items, which they said was reported stolen two stores in late 2010 and early 2011.
Mayfield said client of the lawyer denies all accusations, and the search is performed based on "unreliable source of baseless accusations."
"Mayfield is not aware of a stolen property, or the presence of methamphetamine on his property, and denies the allegations of illegal methamphetamine or other drugs, and he denies all allegations that he knowingly received or is in possession of goods stolen, "said Daniel Marino, Washington, DC-based lawyer.
"Mr. Mayfield and their lawyers cooperate with authorities and hope to have this matter resolved quickly. Meanwhile, Mr. Mayfield requested that the public reserve its decision on the matter."
Former Sprint Cup driver has been suspended from NASCAR in May 2009 after failing a random drug test. Mayfield denied that he was using an illegal drug, but NASCAR said he tested positive for methamphetamine.
In successful legal challenges to his suspension, Mayfield said positive results from a combination of medication allergy medication Adderall-counter and prescription.
'Having just heard and read news about Jeremy Mayfield case, we see how the facts play out," NASCAR spokesman Kerry Tharp said that the e-mail. "The goal of the NASCAR substance abuse has always been to keep the competitors safe, and offer treatment options for those who need it."
Catawba, North Carolina - Former NASCAR driver Jeremy Mayfield, prohibits the association from 2009 for a failed drug test, was arrested at his home in western North Carolina and charged with possession of methamphetamine, and Police said Wednesday he could face more charges.
Mayfield was arrested Tuesday night and charged with 1.5 grams of records to go to the Office of the Catawba County Sheriff's Office. Posted 42-year Mayfield deposit of $ 3,000 and was due to appear before the District Court on Wednesday. Newton used to call the office could not immediately be back on Wednesday.
Detectives neighboring Lincoln County, said about $ 100,000 in the elements belonging to companies in the county were also found at the home of Mayfield, and they plan to leave it in possession of stolen property.
The Sheriff's Office Lincoln County, said Mayfield had pieces of heavy equipment, welders and welding accessories, truck parts, an engraving machine and other items, which they said was reported stolen two stores in late 2010 and early 2011.
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"Mayfield is not aware of a stolen property, or the presence of methamphetamine on his property, and denies the allegations of illegal methamphetamine or other drugs, and he denies all allegations that he knowingly received or is in possession of goods stolen, "said Daniel Marino, Washington, DC-based lawyer.
"Mr. Mayfield and their lawyers cooperate with authorities and hope to have this matter resolved quickly. Meanwhile, Mr. Mayfield requested that the public reserve its decision on the matter."
Former Sprint Cup driver has been suspended from NASCAR in May 2009 after failing a random drug test. Mayfield denied that he was using an illegal drug, but NASCAR said he tested positive for methamphetamine.
In successful legal challenges to his suspension, Mayfield said positive results from a combination of medication allergy medication Adderall-counter and prescription.
'Having just heard and read news about Jeremy Mayfield case, we see how the facts play out," NASCAR spokesman Kerry Tharp said that the e-mail. "The goal of the NASCAR substance abuse has always been to keep the competitors safe, and offer treatment options for those who need it."
