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Orlando Traffic Stop Leads To Drug Trafficking Arrest
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A routine traffic stop in Orlando on Monday ended with an SUV driver in handcuffs after officers say they pulled trafficking quantities of meth and fentanyl from inside the vehicle. Police also say the man was wanted on three felony warrants from other agencies. The Orlando Police Department later posted video of the encounter on its social feed.
According to Orlando Police, officers stopped the SUV and, during a search, found a trafficked amount of meth and fentanyl in the vehicle before taking the driver into custody. The department's post says the suspect was already wanted on three felony warrants issued by other agencies. In the posted footage, officers can be seen removing suspected narcotics from the SUV and placing the driver in handcuffs.
Orlando Police's post did not include the driver's name or additional booking details, and the department did not list which agencies issued the outstanding warrants in the initial social post. Officials did not immediately release charging paperwork, and further details may follow as the department completes its processing.
According to Orlando Police, officers stopped the SUV and, during a search, found a trafficked amount of meth and fentanyl in the vehicle before taking the driver into custody. The department's post says the suspect was already wanted on three felony warrants issued by other agencies. In the posted footage, officers can be seen removing suspected narcotics from the SUV and placing the driver in handcuffs.
Orlando Police's post did not include the driver's name or additional booking details, and the department did not list which agencies issued the outstanding warrants in the initial social post. Officials did not immediately release charging paperwork, and further details may follow as the department completes its processing.
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