i. Police approach your car and see the Cocaine in Plain view – bag of cocaine on floor
ii. The cocaine is found in your wallet or purse when police conduct a search.
iii. If you own a vehicle and the cocaine is found in that vehicle, then you are deemed to have dominion and control because you possess the vehicle that possesses the cocaine. If the car isn’t owned by anyone in the car, typically the driver is deemed to be the most culpable unless someone takes responsibility or someone has actual possession of Drug Paraphernalia that fits with cocaine, ie a spoon for crack cocaine possession cases.
iv. If you Possess Drug Paraphernalia that is synonymous with the packaging or use of Cocaine, then this can be an incriminating factor toward cocaine possession
v. The Cocaine is located in your bedroom
vi. If you are behaving suspiciously during the search or arrest, law enforcement may deem this an Incriminating Fact or Circumstance toward you being in Constructive Possession of Cocaine