North Dakota
Carrington police confiscated around $5 million worth of cocaine
By 
Editor
Carrington, North Dakota – Carrington police announced they had confiscated 290 pounds of cocaine from a suspect last week.
A police officer “came into contact” with the cocaine on Friday, February 18, according to a Facebook post by the police. The individual who was reportedly discovered in possession of the cocaine was apprehended and charged with possession with intent to deliver.
The estimated street value of the confiscated illegal drug is around $5 million.
The North Dakota Highway Patrol, the Stutsman County Task Force, and the Drug Enforcement Administration are among the agencies that have been participating in the investigation.
-
North Dakota3 days agoBody found in Arkansas ID’d as missing North Dakota man
-
Local News2 weeks agoFargo police looking for a suspect in connection with a stabbing incident
-
Local News1 week agoDriver booked into Cass County Jail for driving while intoxicated
-
North Dakota2 weeks agoLawsuit filed over a 2016 major oil leak that polluted Little Missouri River and a tributary
-
Local News1 week agoWest Fargo Fire Department will get new pumper and rescue unit
-
Local News2 weeks agoTown hall held yesterday regarding street racing in Fargo
-
Local News1 week agoCass County starts new program in order to reduce number of repeat offenders
-
Crime & Safety3 days agoFormer teacher taken into custody on child porn charges