Crime & Safety
Gun Loaded With Hollow Point Bullets Found In Princeton
2 Pennsylvania men were arrested after Princeton Police found the loaded gun and drugs inside the broken down car, police said.
PRINCETON, NJ — A gun loaded with hollow-point bullets were found during an investigation into a broken down car in Princeton, police report.
On July 21 at 12:41 p.m. police went to Mt. Lucas Road where they found a car broken down in the roadway.
During the investigation, the driver Davaughn A. Thomas, 29, and passenger, Maurice L. Stevens, 25, both of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania both were found to have marijuana and drug paraphernalia on them, Princeton Police said.
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Thomas also had a Ruger SR9, 9mm handgun, which was loaded with 9mm hollow nose bullets and a high capacity magazine, police said.
Thomas and Stevens were arrested and transported to headquarters where they were processed.
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Stevens was issued a summons with a pending court date and released on his own recognizance while Thomas was charged on a warrant and transported to Mercer County Corrections.
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