Darren Raton
Mills, 40, of Atlanta was also charged Tuesday with possession of marijuana
after he was confronted by police officers at the facility.
Police said
the investigation began when FAA officials forwarded drug information
about Mills to officers.
Mills had the
cocaine on his person stashed in a cell phone case on his belt when he
was arrested, according to a warrant for his arrest. Police also found
a substance believed to be marijuana in his 2003 Chevy Silverado truck
that was also parked at the FAA facility.
Mills works
for Allied Protection Security, a private firm that performs security
at the site.
John Munford
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