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Cox gave the officer permission to search the vehicle, and in a black backpack between the front seats found “a meth pipe and a ‘one-hitter’ style marijuana pipe,” according to the police report.
Cox told the police officers on scene that was her backpack, but when asked about the meth pipe said, “That stuff is Kenny’s.”
At this point the police officers were going to cite her for driving without a license and were going to transport her a hotel where her alleged mother was staying.
Still believing Cox was the ex-girlfriend, and was a 17-year-old juvenile, a pair of police officers transported her to the hotel. They could not reach the mother the first time, but a second time two officers found the juvenile’s father.
He revealed Cox’s identity to police.
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Cox was arrested for identity fraud, a fifth-degree felony, and drug abuse instruments, a second-degree misdemeanor. She was also cited for driving without a license and arrested on a juvenile court warrant through the Butler County Sheriff’s Office.
Cox’s court case was continued on June 5.
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