FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. (CBS12) — What started as a taillight stop ended with a Florida man in custody and 400 pills — including fentanyl and MDMA.

Deputies with the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office say they arrested 32-year-old Dequan Lundy of South Daytona on Saturday after pulling him over for having a taillight out.

According to deputies, Lundy has an active warrant out of the county for failure to appear related to possession of cocaine. A search of the vehicle revealed 290 round white unlabeled pills in a ziplock bag in his glove box, which later tested positive for MDMA.

What started as a taillight stop ended with a Florida man in custody and 400 pills — including fentanyl and MDMA. (FCSO)

What started as a taillight stop ended with a Florida man in custody and 400 pills — including fentanyl and MDMA. (FCSO)

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In the center console, more discoveries were made, with a clear jar containing Superman-shaped pills testing positive for fentanyl, and multiple other round pills of varying colors– including camo, blue, red, yellow, peach, and brown — which all tested positive for MDMA, according to the sheriff’s office.

Along with the party drugs, deputies say they also located 18 grams of marijuana, multiple vape pens that tested positive for THC and hash oil, a glass pipe with marijuana residue, and two glass capsules with marijuana residue, according to the sheriff’s office.

In total, Sheriff Rick Staly said FCSO recovered a whopping 400 pills from the vehicle:

Most people’s Easter baskets are full of colored eggs and candy. This Easter, a poison peddler had an illegal smorgasbord of colorful pills and poison. If you’re carrying enough MDMA to stock a Stockholm nightclub and fentanyl that can kill with a tiny dose, we’re going to find you and arrest you. I commend our deputy for looking beyond the traffic stop and getting this poison off the streets.

Deputies say they arrested Lundy for trafficking phenethylamines, possession of marijuana, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, possession of drug paraphernalia, and failure to appear for possession of cocaine.