A trespasser caught sleeping and a traffic stop led to the arrests of two men caught with meth in separate incidents.

Forty-four-year-old Antonio Shoichi Borja, also known as Antonino, is charged with possession of a schedule II controlled substance as a third-degree felony, resisting arrest as a misdemeanor, and criminal trespass as a petty misdemeanor.

According to a magistrate complaint, Guam police received a call Friday morning of a man sleeping on a chair in the garage of Pacific Rim.

Officers showed up and searched the suspect when they found a glass pipe with meth, documents state.

Borja allegedly tried to get away twice before he eventually surrendered.

Officers also found meth in baggies inside his pocket, documents state.

In a separate complaint, Richard Reyes Flores, 50, is charged with possession of a schedule II controlled substance as a third-degree felony.

Court documents state officers saw Flores driving without a front license plate.

Officers noted Flores was showing signs of alleged drug use. He allegedly admitted to being arrested for drug possession in the past.

During a search, authorities found two straws filled with methamphetamine.

It was also noted a bench warrant had been issued for his arrest in a separate case.