Toyota driver heroin case update
Fike, 24, of North Carolina was arrested July 7 when police responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle and two people engaging in suspicious activity in the parking lot at the Kings Island amusement park in Mason.
Fike and his fiancée, Cassandra Davidson, 21, attempted to drive away but were blocked by police, who said they discovered bloody napkins, syringes, a spoon and black tar heroin in their vehicle.
Davidson is scheduled to appear in court on the same changes Oct. 11.
Fike, the younger brother of former NASCAR driver A.J. Fike, is the driver of the No. 1 Toyota Tundra for Red Horse Racing in the Craftsman Truck Series. He competed at the Kentucky Speedway in 2005 and 2006 in the NASCAR Busch Series race.
07/21/07 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver Aaron Fike and his fiancée Cassandra Davidson waived their right to a preliminary hearing in Mason Municipal Court on July 19 on recent drug charges. The case will move to Warren County Common Pleas Court.
Fike, 24, and Davidson, 21, were arrested after a drug incident at Kings Island on July 7.
Both Fike and Davidson admitted to possessing heroin after they were found with drugs in the Kings Island parking lot, according to a police report.
Kings Island security attempted to detain the two when they were found in a parked 2005 Toyota Sequoia with a towel or blanket crossing the front seat headrests.
According to the report, Fike started to drive away when confronted and clipped an officer with the passenger side mirror.
Mason Prosecutor Robert Peeler advised officers that vehicular assault had not occurred because the officer was not injured.
A search of the vehicle revealed syringes, one of which had brown liquid in it that Fike said was heroin, spoons with residue and other drug paraphernalia.