article_snippet: Cancer sufferer Charles Tharp, 69, and Charles Tharp found themselves confronted with a sniffer dog and asked whether themselves had heroin, methamphetamines ir ecstasy stashed in themselves Toyota.
article_snippet: Charles Tharp, 69, was ordered out of Charles Tharp Toyota by an overzealous deputy in Walton County, Georgia .
article_snippet: Couple: Tharp and Tharp wife, who has not been named, were asked whether Tharp and his wife, who has not been named had a variety of narcotics, including heroin and ecstasy, in Tharp and his wife, who has not been named car .
article_snippet: Walton County sheriff's deputy can be heard asking which drugs Tharp might have in their car.
article_snippet: Walton County sheriff's deputy lists methamphetamines, heroin and ecstasy in turn, to which Tharp replies 'no, sir' each time.
article_snippet: Walton County sheriff's deputy had initially said that the windows on Tharp's Toyota, which are factory-issue, were tinted too darkly.
article_snippet: In response to the unexpected stop, Tharp said: 'I don't honestly know what the stereotype looks like for a heroin smuggler. '
highlights_snippet: Walton County sheriff's deputy ordered Tharp out and asked about drugs .
  
highlights_snippet: Tharp denied having heroin or ecstasy - deputy used sniffer dog to check .
  