A man was found passed out in his vehicle at Central Park in Roosevelt
- Travis Uresk
- Apr 22
- 2 min read
By Travis Uresk
4-22-25
| Roosevelt, Ut. | April 20th, 2025 |
At 9:00 PM, the Roosevelt Police Department received a report of a subject passed out in the driver's seat of a vehicle at Central Park.
It was reported that the car was running, and the subject had been passed out for the last two hours.
When Officer Harrison arrived on scene the vehicle was still running, the right turn signal was on, and the driver was slumped over the steering wheel.
The officers had to knock on the window several times to wake the driver, who was identified as 43-year-old Sun C Duncan. Sun also had a warrant for his arrest and a suspended driver’s license.
The officers had Sun get out of the car to perform several field sobriety tests, which he failed. While the officer gave instructions at one point, Sun nodded off and woke up when asked something, and Officer Harrison had to explain the instructions to him again.
Sun allowed the police to search his car, and a THC vape was located inside a coat that Sun said he was using. A metal container was found that had a white residue in it, and a field test was performed, which showed positive for methamphetamine.
Sun was placed under arrest for DUI drugs and transported to the hospital for a medical clearance and blood draw.
While at the hospital, Officer Harrison told Sun he was going to request a blood draw, and he stated he would test positive for Fentanyl because a guy he was with earlier was smoking Fentanyl pills in his car, “hotboxing” the vehicle with Fentanyl. Sun also stated that someone had used Narcan on him a couple of days prior, and he did not know why they did it.
Sun was cleared from the hospital and taken to jail without incident.
Sun was booked for DUI, drugs, possession of marijuana, and drug paraphernalia. Due to the small amount of residue in the metal container, he was not charged for possession of methamphetamine at this time.
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