Authorities said that a Wisconsin traffic stop resulted in the discovery by deputies of fentanyl-laced methamphetamine and marijuana.
Early Tuesday morning, a deputy from the Racine County Sheriff’s Office pulled over a car that was not registered on Interstate 94. Nox, a K-9 from the sheriff’s office, also responded to the call.
“The deputy ordered Nox to conduct an Open-Air Sniff of the Vehicle and Nox was alerted,” the sheriff’s office stated in a statement.
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Authorities said that Wisconsin sheriff’s deputy found drugs and other items in a traffic stop. (Racine County Sheriff’s Office).
The deputies discovered 18.5 grams methamphetamine with fentanyl and 11 grams of marijuana. They also found a scale and liquid methamphetamine in six jars.
Two men were arrested – Titus Wright, 23, of Chicago and Nathan Vieth 25, of Milwaukee –
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Each of them faces several drug possession offenses. According to the sheriff’s office, Vieth had also a warrant for “body only”.
After a K-9 alerted authorities to drug in the vehicle, Nathan Vieth (25 years old) and Titus Wright (23-years-old), were both arrested. (Racine County Sheriff’s Office).
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Sheriff Christopher Schmaling stated that “once again, the instincts and skill of trained and experience deputies led to a significant seizure controlled substances from an ‘routine traffic stop”. It is difficult to quantify the lives saved each time this poison is removed from the streets by the Sheriff’s Office, but the Sheriff’s Office will not waver in its commitment to protecting the public.
