WENGNews writes, "A CHARLOTTE COUNTY JAIL INMATE AND A FRIEND WERE ARRESTED AS THE INMATE ORDERED PRESCRIPTION DRUGS THAT WERE ALLEGEDLY DELIVERED BY HER FRIEND. A JAIL DETECTIVE WAS MONITORING CALLS ON MONDAY AND OVERHEARD 28 YEAR OLD RACHEL ADAMS OF NORTH PORT SET UP A THREE WAY CONVERSATION WITH HER FRIEND, 24 YEAR OLD BRYAN MELOVIC OF PORT CHARLOTTE AND A PHARMACIST AT A LOCAL DRUG STORE. ADAMS SET IT UP FOR MELOVIC TO PICK UP THE PRESCRIPTION FROM THE DRUG STORE AND SMUGGLE IT INTO THE JAIL FOR ADAMS. HEARING THIS, DETECTIVE MADE SURE THE RESTROOM WAS CLEAR OF CONTRABAND ON WEDNESDAY, AND MELOVIC ARRIVED AND SIGNED IN TO VISIT ADAMS. AFTER HE LEFT, DETECTIVES FOUND 33 HYDROCODONE PILLS IN A PLASTIC BAGGIE STUFFED IN A ROLL OF TOILET PAPER IN THE MENS ROOM, WHICH WAS WHAT ADAMS HAD ORDERED DURING THE MONDAY CONVERSATION WITH THE PHARMACIST. MELOVIC WAS ARRESTED OUTSIDE THE JAIL AND CHARGED WITH DRUG TRAFFICKING AND INTRODUCTION OF CONTRABAND INTO A DETENTION FACILITY. HE WAS RELEASED YESTERDAY ON $12,500 BOND. FURTHER INVESTIGATION FOUND THAT THE PHARMACIST HAD REFILLED AT LEAST TWO OTHER PRESCRIPTIONS FOR ADAMS SINCE SHE WAS INCARCERATED, AND SHE WAS ARRESTED FOR INTRODUCING CONTRABAND INTO A DETENTION FACILITY AND VIOLATION OF PROBATION. SHE REMAINS IN JAIL WHILE THE INVESTIGATION CONTINUES AS TO HOW THE PILLS WERE DELIVERED TO ADAMS IN HER CELL. "
