He said he doesn't smoke weed, but his girlfriend, who had a medical marijuana card, wanted to smoke before work, and he had just dropped her off. Pascale, who was 60 at the time and is disabled, told the officer it was his girlfriend's bong. He didn't ask Pascale about the damage to his car or whether he was okay. As an officer approached, he noticed a glass bong adorned with marijuana leaves perched in the central console of the vehicle.
Before long, Peoria police pulled into the gas station as well. on Monday, May 1, 2017, and the afternoon heat was starting to cool.
Pascale pulled into the Circle K and called the police to report the accident. When Pascale didn't speed up, the car sideswiped him and sped through the red light. The other driver held down the horn, trying to get Pascale's gold sedan to speed through a yellow light at North 75th Avenue and West Cactus Road. Mark Pascale had just dropped his girlfriend off at work in Peoria and was driving back home when another car started tailing him.
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