A Summerville man was arrested in the McDonald's parking lot charged with possesson of methamphetamine January 26th. According to the Sheriff's Department report, a deputy stopped a vehicle just before 7 p.m. after he observed a headlight out on the vehicle. Anthony Brooks,  of  First Avenue, Summerville, was a passenger in the vehicle.  The report indicates that Deputy Caine Railey smelled alcohol inside the vehicle. Both the driver and Brooks said they hadn't been drinking. There was an open beer can on the floorboard in front of Brooks, according to the report. Brooks told Railey the can was old and not even cold. Railey told Brooks to hand him the can, which Railey reported, felt cold. Railey then said he went to the passenger side of the vehicle and saw where the floor was wet. The report says, Brooks admitted to trying to hide the can of beer from the officer. When backup arrived, officers tried to put handcuffs on 38-year-old Brooks, but Brooks repotedly tried to pull away from officers. Railey reportedly turned him around and placed him against the patrol car in order to place him against the patrol car to handcuff him. Brooks reportedly continued to resist. During the incident a clear plastic bag of white powder, believed to be methamphetamine, was found in Brook's wallet, along with a straw containing suspected methamphetamine residue. The report says that Brooks told officer he did use methamphetamine but he didn't want the officers to find the methamphetamine. He was charged with possession of methamphetamine, a felony, and taken to the Chattooga County Jail.