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Police force of UA The small town of Alabama Discovered illegal aliens who carried out a large amount of cocaine after the officer stopped their car for minor violations.
Police chief Calera David Hyche said the patrol officer stopped a vehicle passing through the city last week because he did not have a mark. During the stop, Hyche said “the probable reason for the search was obvious,” which ultimately led to a discovery of 46 kilograms of cocaine.
He said that the monetary value of the drug would be determined after the duty of the homeland safety investigation in the examination of what was seized.
Driver and traveler, both men who are from Colombia and in the US -in illegally, They were arrested and charged with cocaine trade. Hyche said one of the men is looking for atlanta for drug trade and failure.
The Calera police officer in Alabama discovered 46 pounds of cocaine after spending traffic stopping last week for minor violations. (Calera Police Directorate)
“We didn’t know at first where the two were from, what they had in their car or their immigration status,” Hyche said. “The elections that brought these two men led to this outcome.”
Hyche also said that the department cooperates with federal agencies that cite charges against men for violating drugs and immigration.
Police believe that men traveled from California in Miami and headed an unusual way to avoid typically Areas of drug ban.
“If they chose the I-65 to avoid the areas of severe drugs, they failed,” Hyche said.
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Police chief Calera David Hyche believes that two men traveled to Miami from California and headed an unusual way to avoid “drug banned areas”. (Raymond Boyd/Getty Images)
Although stopping traffic due to minor violations have become unpopular in recent years, Hyche has advocated them, describing cases where smaller traffic offenses have led to saving two children in danger.
“Many of the US widespread widespread stops stopped by smaller traffic offenses. I have repeatedly spoke against these and other cases in which the leaders for the implementation of the law are apologized for implementing the law or change of policy to calm critics,” Hyche said. “We do not bring laws in the implementation of the law, we implement them.”
Police chief also said criminal activity It encourages “weak and passive law enforcement.”
Hyche also compared the present presence of drugs with when he started his career a decade ago, stating that drugs like cocaine and heroin are now cheap and easy to find because they are overflowing across the border.
Police chief Calera David Hyche said drugs like cocaine and heroin are cheap and easy to access because the cartels are constantly brought across the border. (East)
“If we control the boundaries, the drug would be expensive,” Hyche said. “The solution must be on the border. It can’t be here.”
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Shelby Matt Casey District State Attorney thanked the Police Directorate “for the great work that protects our community” and said that two men stay for a $ 10 million taxpayer.
Police chief said he believed this bust is the biggest in the history of Shelby County.
