Nebraska State Patrol Makes Significant Drug Busts in Traffic Stops on I-80
The Nebraska State Patrol recently made two significant drug busts during separate traffic stops on Interstate 80. The first incident occurred near North Platte, where troopers discovered 110 pounds of meth, along with a small amount of marijuana, money, and counterfeit bills. Two men from Toronto, Canada, were arrested on multiple drug charges in connection with this bust.
In a second traffic stop near Overton, troopers found 85 pounds of suspected marijuana inside trash bags in the trunk, along with a gun. Matthew Maley from Council Bluffs was booked on multiple charges related to this incident. These arrests highlight the ongoing efforts of law enforcement agencies to combat drug trafficking and keep illegal substances off the streets.
The Nebraska State Patrol continues to patrol the highways and interstates in the state, working tirelessly to intercept illegal activities and ensure the safety of the public. Citizens are encouraged to report any suspicious behavior or criminal activity to help law enforcement in their efforts to maintain public safety and security.
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