Meth Trafficking Arrests Span Multiple U.S. States

Recent law enforcement actions across the U.S. have resulted in several arrests and methamphetamine seizures in multiple states. In Santa Cruz, California, a man on probation was arrested for possessing meth with intent to sell, along with cash and paraphernalia. In Indianapolis, Indiana, an illegal immigrant was sentenced to five years in federal prison for intercepting and selling 1.8 kilograms of meth supplied from Mexico. Tennessee authorities arrested a Knoxville man and woman after discovering over a pound of meth in their vehicle during a traffic stop. In Berkeley County, South Carolina, two men were arrested and charged with trafficking after deputies seized approximately two pounds of meth, with one suspect also facing a probation violation. These incidents highlight ongoing efforts by local and federal authorities to combat meth trafficking nationwide.