"Daddy's Food Truck" Owner Pleads Guilty to Having Thousands of Grams of Meth

SAN ANGELO, TX -- The owner of daddy's food truck has pleaded guilty for having thousands of grams of methamphetamine to sell. 

As previously reported, the owner of Daddy's food truck was arrested for having pounds of methamphetamine. Here's the story: San Angelo Food Truck Owner Facing Federal Drug Charges.

New details reveal that on July 16, 2018, agents with the San Angelo Police Department executed a search warrant at the 100 block of West Avenue T. Inside of the house was 42-year-old David Jasso. 

After arriving, officers found Jasso in his room with the door locked. Police made entry and found Jasso attempting to flush the drugs down the toilet. He did not succeed and officers found four baggies containing 108 grams on 97% pure methamphetamine. 

The raid then went next door and police found Jasso's other stash. In that house police found a locked container and inside was individual wrapped bundles containing meth. 

The first bundle contained 1,697.8 grams of pure meth, the second contained 1,296.6 grams of pure meth, and the third contained 894.7 grams of 96% pure methamphetamine. 

On July 28, 2018, Jasso confessed to having the meth and that it was fronted to him by a supplier that he now owed $60,000. 

After all the evidence was presented, on July 24, 2019, Jasso decided to plea guilty for one of the charges of manufacture and delivery of a controlled substance. 

He will be sentenced on December 6 at 10:30 in Abilene.