A routine traffic stop in Summerville led to the arrest of Belinda McGill of Trion, after police discovered marijuana and THC-infused gummies in her vehicle. According to the Summerville Police Department report, the incident occurred at approximately 10:21 PM on March 18th at the intersection of Rome Boulevard and Highway 114.

An officer observed a black vehicle traveling south, failing to stop at a red light. The officer initiated a traffic stop at the intersection of Rome Boulevard and Espy Street, identifying the driver as Belinda McGill. Upon approaching the vehicle, the officer detected the strong odor of fresh marijuana. After confirming with McGill that she was stopped for the red light violation, the officer asked her to step out of the vehicle. When questioned about the presence of contraband, McGill admitted to having marijuana in the center console. A search of the vehicle, conducted with McGill’s consent, yielded two clear plastic baggies containing a green leafy substance identified as marijuana. Further search of the center console revealed five unopened packages of THC gummies. Three packages were labeled “Rock It” containing 1000mg of THC per serving, while the remaining two were “Flying Horse” brand, flavored as Cotton Candy and Birthday Cake, each containing 1200mg of THC.

McGill was subsequently arrested and transported to the Chattooga County Jail without incident. Her vehicle was released to a friend. McGill faces charges of Possession of a Schedule 1 controlled substance (THC Gummies), Possession of marijuana less than 1 ounce, and Failure to Stop at a Red Light.