5 jailed after Thanksgiving traffic stop

Five people were arrested on numerous charges following a traffic stop.

On Thursday, November 26 at 9:43 a.m., Deputy G.W. Gildea stopped a vehicle in the 100 block of Warrenton Road.

The deputy obtained the identity of the driver and passengers inside the vehicle, and the deputy determined three passengers had provided him a false identity, a sheriff’s spokeswoman said.

Using law enforcement databases, Deputy Gildea determined the passengers’ true identities to be Aaron Gilley, Caitlin Elsey, and Todd Fortune. A fourth passenger was identified as Kayla Haley and the driver was identified as Patrick Mills, a spokeswoman said.

Controlled substances and drug paraphernalia were found in various areas inside the vehicle. A machete was found in between the driver’s seat and center console. A safe belonging to Mills was discovered as well. The safe contained digital scales and baggies containing controlled substances. All five suspects were arrested and transported to the Rappahannock Regional Jail.

Arrested: Patrick Mills, 25, of Ruther Glen
Charges: possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute and carrying a concealed weapon
Bond: No bond

Arrested: Aaron Gilley, 25, of Warsaw
Charges: possession of a controlled substance, possession of controlled paraphernalia, and providing false identification to law enforcement Bond: $4,000 secured

Arrested: Caitlin Elsey, 24, of Warrenton
Charges: possession of a controlled substance, possession of controlled paraphernalia, providing false identification to law enforcement, and identity theft to avoid arrest.
Bond: $3,500 secured

Arrested: Kayla Haley, 27, of Woodford Charge: possession of a controlled substance Bond: $2,000 secured

Arrested: Todd Fortune, 32, of Ruther Glen
Charges: providing false identification to law enforcement, identity theft to avoid arrest and obstruction of justice.
Bond: $1,500 secured