An Oregon State Police K-9 helped troopers find nearly 100 pounds of suspected illicit drugs during a traffic stop Sunday, OSP said.
A trooper out of the Salem Area Command pulled over a vehicle for a traffic violation Sunday morning, OSP said. During the stop, the trooper allegedly saw signs of criminal activity.
The driver refused to consent to a search, OSP said, but admitted to importing marijuana from California.
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OSP said K-9 Titan was brought out and alerted to a large duffel bag in the trunk.
After a further search of the vehicle, OSP said troopers found 51 pounds of methamphetamine; 31 pounds of suspected powder fentanyl; nine pounds of suspected cocaine; and two pounds of suspected heroin.2 lbs. of suspected heroin.
Both people in the vehicle are now facing federal drug charges, OSP said.
