Indiana State Police intercept cocaine and weed en route to Indianapolis
Indiana – Police apprehended a semi-truck driver carrying drugs valued at over one million dollars. The cargo, en route to Indianapolis from Los Angeles, California, contained seventy pounds of cocaine and forty-five pounds of marijuana, hidden within the vehicle.
The arrest occurred during a routine inspection by the Indiana State Police on Interstate 70 in Putnam County. Initially stopped for a standard check, the driver aroused suspicion, prompting further investigation by the trooper. This scrutiny led to the unveiling of the illicit substances.
Following the discovery, the driver was taken into custody and is currently facing charges. This arrest marks a notable interception of drug trafficking on a major transportation route, highlighting the vigilance of law enforcement in combating such activities.
