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Traffic stop leads to further accusations of alleged drug crimes

When someone is accused of a crime, it may seem easier to point a finger in a different direction. Those facing similar circumstances may even believe that offering up the names of those allegedly higher up the chain may improve their own situation. Four individuals in Wisconsin have been arrested for numerous drug crimes after a recent traffic stop allegedly unearthed inside information of a local methamphetamine operation.

The incident reportedly began with a recent traffic stop regarding a person who wasn’t wearing a seat belt. Police claim the driver was exhibiting nervous behavior, and officers subsequently enlisted a nearby K-9 unit to perform an open air search of the vehicle. The unit indicated that there were drugs inside, and after allegedly uncovering the presence of methamphetamine, police claim to have obtained information about a local meth lab from the individuals within the vehicle, both of which were placed under arrest shortly after.

Upon arriving at the location, police allegedly found a methamphetamine cooking operation along with various types of drug paraphernalia. Two more individuals were arrested following the search, and both are facing numerous drug charges in relation. Authorities also assert that young children were present, and they were taken to a medical facility to test for possible exposure to the substance.

A conviction for similar drug crimes has serious penalties that can impact the life of an accused individual in various ways. Those who are facing similar charges often find it beneficial to retain the services of an experienced attorney for advice throughout the process. A defense attorney can advise a client in Wisconsin of the potential consequences and outcomes thereof, and if a conviction is unavoidable, assist in pursuing the most favorable outcome possible given the circumstances.

Source: wbay.com, “Four arrested after meth lab bust in Berlin Wis.“, July 6, 2017

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