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18-Year-Old and Two Juveniles Arrested in Brentwood for Firearms and Marijuana Offenses Near School Zone

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Published on August 27, 2025
18-Year-Old and Two Juveniles Arrested in Brentwood for Firearms and Marijuana Offenses Near School ZoneSource: City of Brentwood - Police Department

A routine traffic stop on August 15 unfolded into a significant arrest in Brentwood. According to a social media post by the City of Brentwood Police Department, an officer pulled over a vehicle around 8:15 AM near Brentwood Blvd and Central Avenue and discovered that 18-year-old Tamonie Cousey lacked a valid driver's license.

Further investigation revealed a loaded gun, a notable quantity of marijuana, digital scales, and cash in the car. Cousey, along with the two juvenile passengers, was arrested, with charges including carrying a firearm in a car within 1000 feet of a school – a violation of the Gun-Free School Zone Act.

Brentwood Police indicated that Cousey faced additional charges for possessing marijuana for sale, among other related offenses. Following the arrest, Cousey was transported to the Martinez Jail, and the juvenile occupants were taken to Juvenile Hall. The department credited the officer's vigilance for potentially averting further danger to the community and the proximate school zone.