Officer Lou Brangi & K9 Tate

Assisting on a M/V stop, Officer Brangi and K9 Tate responded and subsequently gave a positive indication to the presence of Narcotics on the passenger floor board area, more specifically a “Gunk Motor Medic Flush” can that was in that area. Upon initial inspection the can appeared to be normal but upon closer inspection the can was discovered to have a screw off false bottom. Inside the can were 120 wax folds of Heroin and 4.2 Grams of Crack Cocaine, Due to K9 Tate’s ability, the suspects Narcotics operation was disrupted.

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