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$30 Million Of Cocaine Found On Interstate 40

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
Police found an estimated 30 million dollars worth of cocaine hidden among a tractor-trailer full of toys headed for Wal-Mart stores in North Carolina. State police pulled over a tractor-trailer Sunday on Interstate 40 near Forrest City, saying it was speeding. Troopers said the truck`s driver was cited for driving on a suspended license and that he and a passenger appeared nervous during the traffic stop, so officers asked for permission to search the rig. According to police, officers found cocaine inside 12 boxes, each containing about 25 kilograms. The total weight of the drugs is estimated at 660 pounds. Two men remain in custody with bond set at two (m) million dollars.

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