In a follow-up to a story we brought you earlier in the week, a 31-year-old Hutchinson man has been formally charged in a case where he was arrested Sunday evening after a routine traffic stop, and led to the discovery of drugs.

Jeffrey Miller is accused of being in possession of cocaine and marijuana, both with intent to sell within a thousand feet of Hutchinson High School, possession of drug paraphernalia with intent to package, and two counts of no tax stamp.

Miller was stopped by Reno County Sheriff Deputy Corey Graber at U-S 50 and Airport Road which led to the search of his vehicle where they allegedly found a Ziplock bag that contained the pot which weighed around 29-grams. They also found a Glock 26, which was confirmed stolen from Great Bend. He also allegedly found a bag with white residue that field tested positive for cocaine.

His home at 1002 North Cleveland was also searched where a jar was found according to officials that contained marijuana, a plastic bag that contained a white powder which weighed about 7-grams, several digital scales, new and used pakaging materials, and owe sheets. They also found just over 12-thousand dollars in a dresser separated into four bundles. Another 2-thousand dollars was reportedly found in his girlfriends purse.

Miller is free on a 25-thousand bond and will be back in court as part of a waiver-status docket on August 24.