Man’s need to confess leads to meth bust, police say
The Burbank man who called 911 said he was looking for a priest so that he could make a confession, authorities said.
Instead, he allegedly told police what was on his mind.
In his 911 call, Jonathan Killy confessed to police that he had a small bag of methamphetamine and had been using the drug, along with marijuana, for nearly a year, said Burbank Police Lt. Eddie Ruiz.
When officers were dispatched to the 32-year-old man’s Pass Avenue address Sunday evening, Killy escorted them into his apartment and handed over what appeared to be a bag of methamphetamine, authorities said.
Killy’s confession was not without consequences, officials said: He was arrested on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance and held on $10,000 bail.
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alene.tchekmedyian@latimes.com
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