DETROIT (WWJ) – A Detroiter is facing multiple charges after Michigan State Police discovered drugs in their car during a New Year's Eve traffic stop.
MSP officials say troopers on Secure Cities patrol stopped a car for a traffic violation around noon on Saturday.
While authorities didn't say exactly where the traffic stop happened, during a search of the car troopers found 17.8 grams of suspected fentanyl and crack in a bag behind the driver's seat.
The 36-year-old driver from Detroit was arrested for possession with intent to deliver fentanyl/crack, a suspended driver's license, and fugitive warrants. The case pends review by the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office. 2/ pic.twitter.com/LORcQVmIx6
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The driver was arrested for possession with intent to deliver fentanyl/crack, a suspended driver's license, and fugitive warrants. Officials did not disclose the suspect's name or sex.
The case has been sent to the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office for review.
