Police: Marijuana, handgun found in Conyers ice cream truck

An ice cream truck driver was arrested after an alert teenager spotted him appearing to steal mail from the family's mailbox, police said.

Ice cream sandwiches, ice pops, marijuana, weight scales and a gun.

That’s what Conyers police said they found in an ice cream truck, leading to an arrest, Channel 2 Action News reported.

Cameron Callaway, 19, was charged with manufacturing, delivering, distributing or possessing marijuana and possessing a firearm during the attempt to commit a felony, according to Rockdale County Jail records.

Cameron Callaway (Credit: Channel 2 Action News)

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Police stopped Callaway on Hunting Creek Lane in Conyers Tuesday after a woman called police and told them the ice cream seller took a package from her mailbox, Channel 2 reported.

“That was just stupid ... stupid to sit and stalk my house,” Jerri Rogers told the news station.

Her daughter witnessed Callaway allegedly take a package from her mailbox, prompting police to pull him over and look through the vehicle, which they said included the gun and drug paraphernalia.

Marijuana, a gun and weight scales were allegedly found in Callaway's ice cream truck. (Credit: Channel 2 Action News)

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Callaway is currently in the Rockdale County Jail with a $21,000 bond, according to jail records.

Rogers said she did get her package back, which contained a purple wig she ordered online.

“It wasn’t going to match his skin tone or his hairdo,” Rogers told Channel 2, laughing.

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