Ninety-one pieces of mail from 10 addresses, several checks, many bank and credit cards, multiple vehicle registrations, a driver’s license and a wallet — none of which belonged to Dougliss — were among the items found inside the vehicle, according to a police report.
A spoon in the vehicle also tested positive for heroin, and a pipe in the vehicle tested positive for methamphetamine, according to the report.
The other cases against Dougliss involve mail theft and drug possession.
In one, Dougliss reportedly stole checks from mailboxes and altered them as payable to him. Surveillance video, as well as Dougliss’ signatures and driver’s license number, show he cashed checks from at least two victims, according to the police report.
He was charged with theft, fraud and forgery in that case.
In the other outstanding case, Douglas reportedly abandoned a wrecked vehicle against a guardrail on I-5. Using a search warrant, law enforcement found at least 3 grams of heroin, as well as materials known to be used in drug trafficking and drug use: a scale covered in a powdery residue, baggies and syringes.
In that case, Dougliss was charged with drug possession with intent to manufacture or deliver.