The Alabama officer traffic stops discovering the illegal cocaine who head to cocaine

Police force in a The small town of Alabama Illegal foreigners who accuse a large amount of cocaine after he stopped his car officer for a simple violation.

Calra David Hishh police chief said a patrol officer stopped a car traveling across the city last week because there was no sign. During the station, Hyche said, “The possible reason for the research was clear,” ultimately discovered 46 cocaine.

He said that the cash value of drugs will be determined after internal security investigations to examine what was seized.

The driver and the passenger, both from Colombia and In the United States illegally, They were arrested and charged with cocaine trafficking. Hish said that one of the men is wanted in Atlanta to smuggle drugs and not appear.

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Hish said: “We did not know at the beginning where these two people were, and they did not have in their car or put them to immigration.” “The options made by these two men led to this result.”

Heish also said that the administration is working with federal agencies that follow up against men because of drugs and immigration violations.

The police believe that men were traveling from California to Miami, and they took an unusual way to avoid model Drug selection areas.

“If they choose I-65 to avoid the areas of heavy drug compensation, this will not work for them,” Heish said.

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Although traffic stopped due to simple violations has become unpopular in recent years, Hyche called for it, and described the cases where simple traffic violations resulted in saving two children in danger.

“Many departments throughout the United States have stopped stopping simple traffic violations. I have spoken again and again against these and other cases in which law enforcement leaders apologize for law enforcement or change policy to satisfy critics,” Heish said. “We in law enforcement do not provide laws, we impose them.”

The police chief also said Criminal activity It is encouraged by “enforcement of weak and negative law.”

Hyche also compared today’s presence of drugs when he started his career in the field of law enforcement decades ago, saying that drugs such as cocaine and heroin are now cheap and easy to find because they flow across the border.

“If controlling the limits, the anesthetic will be expensive,” he said. “The solution should be on the limits. It cannot be here.”

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Shelby County Lawyer Matt Casey thanked the police department “for their great work that protects our society” and said that the two men are kept on a bond of $ 10 million.

The police chief said he believed this statue is the largest in the history of Shelby Province.