A Florida police officer arrested on suspicion of purchasing cocaine reportedly told arresting officers, "The crack is not for me, it's for my wife." Christopher Heredia, 25, of the Sweetwater Police Department, was arrested after Miami-Dade cops witnessed him allegedly purchasing drugs in a Walgreens parking lot Thursday afternoon. When the suspect drove off, officers pulled him over, WSVN TV reports. During the traffic stop, Heredia told officers he was an off-duty "P.O." who had been relieved. The police report noted that Heredia was stuttering and appeared nervous with trembling hands, according to NBC Miami. A subsequent search revealed a baggie of crack cocaine on the driver's side floorboard as well as three Xanax pills. That's when Heredia said the drugs were actually for his wife, the station reports. Heredia was charged with purchasing cocaine, possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia, Local10.com reports. Heredia was released on $13,500 bond.