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Indiana State Police Seize $2 Million In Drugs During Stop

Indiana State Police Seize $2 Million In Drugs During Stop Patch 4/28/2021 © Provided by Patch HENDRICKS COUNTY, IN A traffic stop on Monday resulted in Indiana State Police seizing $2 million worth of methamphetamine and fentanyl. A state trooped stopped a Chrysler van on Interstate 70 after noticing the driver had man an “erratic driving maneuver” by changing lanes without signaled, according to Indiana State Police Sgt. Matt Ames. While interviewing the driver and passenger, the trooped noticed “criminal indicators,” which prompted a search of the vehicle. Ames declined to state what those indicators were, saying it’s a part of the agency’s investigating techniques, but that it raised alarms for the troopers.

Indiana State Police Seize $2M In Meth, Fentanyl During Stop

UpdatedWed, Apr 28, 2021 at 4:15 pm ET Reply(1) Indiana State Police seized 134 pounds of meth and 90 pounds of fentanyl during a traffic stop near Indianapolis on Monday. The drugs are worth an estimated $2 million on the street, according to police. (Courtesy of Indiana State Police. ) HENDRICKS COUNTY, IN Indiana State Police seized $2 million worth of methamphetamine and fentanyl during a traffic stop Monday. A state trooped stopped a Chrysler van on Interstate 70 after noticing the driver had made an erratic driving maneuver and changed lanes without signaling, according to Indiana State Police Sgt. Matt Ames. While interviewing the driver and passenger, the trooped noticed criminal indicators, which prompted a search of the vehicle.

$2M worth of meth, fentanyl found in van during Hendricks County traffic stop

Apr 26, 2021 / 08:21 PM EST CLAYTON, Ind. (WISH) A man and woman from California are facing felony charges after Indiana State Police found $2 million worth of meth and fentanyl in their van Monday afternoon. Troopers pulled over Ester Osegueda, 32, of Porteville, and Adam Lopez, 27, of Tulare, for unusual lane movement at the State Road 39 interchange with Interstate 70 near Clayton. While talking to Osegueda and Lopez, troopers noticed “criminal indicators,” which led to a search of the Chrysler van Osegueda was driving. The search uncovered 134 pounds of crystal methamphetamine and 90 pounds of fentanyl in the van’s cargo area. The narcotics came from Memphis, Tennessee, and were intended for Indianapolis, according to ISP.

About $2 Million Worth of Narcotics Seized in Hendricks County Traffic Stop

About $2 Million Worth of Narcotics Seized in Hendricks County Traffic Stop HENDRICKS COUNTY, Ind.–Nearly $2 million worth of narcotics were seized during a traffic stop in Hendricks County Monday afternoon. State police say they stopped a Chrysler van on I-70 near Clayton for “unsafe lane movement” around 1:30 pm. After speaking with the both passenger and driver, they searched the van. During that search, police say they found 134 pounds of crystal methamphetamine and 90 pounds of fentanyl “concealed in the cargo area.” Troopers identified the driver as Ester Osegueda, 32, of Porteville, California. They have identified the passenger as Adam Lopez, 27, of Tulare, California.

Traffic stop turns up $2 million worth of meth, fentanyl in Indiana

Traffic stop turns up $2 million worth of meth, fentanyl in Indiana A routine traffic stop turned into a major narcotics investigation in Indiana. A state trooper who stopped a van for a minor traffic violation Monday found $2 million worth of methamphetamine and fentanyl inside the vehicle, authorities said. © Provided by New York Daily News Police in Indiana discovered 134 pounds of crystal methamphetamine and 90 pounds of fentanyl concealed in a vehicle during a traffic stop, authorities said. Police in Indiana discovered 134 pounds of crystal methamphetamine and 90 pounds of fentanyl concealed in a vehicle during a traffic stop, authorities said. The suspects’ Chrysler van was pulled over on Interstate 70 around 1:30 p.m. after making an “unsafe lane movement,” according to police. During a conversation with the two occupants in the vehicle, the trooper noticed the pair appeared to be hiding something.

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