(BCN) -- Deputies in Sonoma County arrested a man for allegedly possessing over a pound of fentanyl, the sheriff's office said Tuesday. On Friday at about 7 p.m., a deputy carried out a traffic stop and allegedly discovered narcotics in the vehicle. Jose Valle-Acosta was stopped on suspicion of multiple traffic violations and a search of his glove box allegedly uncovered 13 bags of suspected cocaine. Man arrested in connection with shooting outside Suisun City store A more thorough search of Valle-Acosta's vehicle was conducted, where deputies allegedly found a compartment in the center console. Inside the compartment, just over a half-pound of fentanyl was located, along with digital scales, the sheriff's office said. Both the cocaine and the fentanyl were packaged in a way that indicated drug sales. (Sonoma County Sheriff's Office)(Sonoma County Sheriff's Office)(Sonoma County Sheriff's Office) A search warrant was issued for Valle-Acosta's Oakland residence and Sonoma County deputies along with Oakland officers searched the home, where they allegedly found another half-pound of fentanyl and other illicit pills. Valle-Acosta was arrested on suspicion of felony possession of narcotics for sale and transportation of narcotics for sale. Detectives requested a bail enhancement for Valle-Acosta because of the large amount of fentanyl, which a judge authorized for $100,000, the sheriff's office said. However, over the weekend, a different official released Valle-Acosta on his own recognizance, before arraignment, without any bail, according to the sheriff's office. Copyright © 2024 Bay City News, Inc.