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A police force in a Little city of Alabama Illegal foreigners discovered great cocaine traffic after an officer stopped his car for a minor rape.
Calera police chief David Hyche said a patrol officer stopped a vehicle traveling around the city last week for not having a label. During the stop, Hyche said that “the probable cause of a search was evident”, which finally led to the discovery of 46 pounds of cocaine.
He said that the monetary value of drugs will be determined after national security investigations are carried out examining what was seized.
The driver and the passenger, both men who are from Colombia and In the United States illegally They were arrested and accused of cocaine traffic. Hyche said that one of the men is sought in Atlanta for drug trafficking and the lack of appearance.
A police officer in Calera, Alabama, discovered 46 pounds of cocaine after making a traffic stop for a minor rape last week. (Calera Police Department)
“Initially we did not know where these two were, what they had in their car or their immigration status,” Hyche said. “The elections that these two men led to this result.”
Hyche also said that the department is working with federal agencies pursued against men for drugs and immigration violations.
Police believe that men traveled from California to Miami and took an unusual route to avoid the typical Drug Interdiction Areas.
“If they chose the I-65 to avoid areas of heavy drug interdiction, it did not work for them,” Hyche said.
Calera police chief David Hyche believes that the two men were traveling to Miami from California, and took a strange route to avoid “drug interdiction areas.” (Raymond Boyd/Getty images)
Although traffic stops for minor violations have become unpopular in recent years, Hyche advocated them, describing cases in which minor traffic infractions led to the rescue of two children in danger.
“Many departments in the US Critics, “said Hyche. “In the police we do not make laws, we enforce them.”
The police chief also said Criminal activity It is encouraged by the “application of weak and passive law.”
Hyche also compared the presence of drugs today when he began his career of the law decades ago, stating that drugs such as cocaine and heroin are now cheap and easy to find because they are arriving through the border.
Calera police chief David Hyche said that drugs such as cocaine and heroin are cheap and easy to access because the posters constantly bring them on the border. (Istock)
“If we control the borders, the drug would be expensive,” Hyche said. “The solution has to be on the border. It can’t be here.”
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Shelby County District Prosecutor, Matt Casey, thanked the Police Department “for his great work protecting our community” and said that the two men are being held with a bail of $ 10 million.
The police chief said he thinks this bust is the greatest in Shelby County history.
