Police: K-9 Finds Heroin In Truck’s Engine

Police: K-9 Finds Heroin In Truck’s Engine
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CENTRAL OHIO—Authorities in two Central Ohio counties said a K-9 sniffed out a record about of heroin last weekend.

The Fayette and Madison County Joint Drug Unit pulled over a Budget rental truck on Interstate 71 south near the Fayette and Madison County lines shortly after midnight Sunday morning.

Officials said K-9 Kobe found 4.5 pounds of heroin that was concealed inside the engine.

Detectives also found money in the vehicle.

The operator of the vehicle, 72-year-old Salvador Velaquez from San Diego was charged with possession of heroin, a first-degree felony.

Investigators said the drug’s street value is more than $200,000.

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Flag Comment Posted by tmarti on February 19, 2009 at 12:00 pm

Do you mean the K-9 sniffed out a record “amount” of heroin?

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