Three Arrested Trafficking Two Pounds Meth Louisville Evansville

Multiple drug trafficking arrests were made across different states involving significant amounts of methamphetamine and other narcotics. In Evansville, Indiana, three individuals from Louisville were arrested after a traffic stop revealed over two pounds of methamphetamine and cocaine, with authorities suspecting their involvement in a larger trafficking operation between Louisville and Evansville. The vehicle, which had made about 21 trips between the two cities in the past month, was stopped for speeding, leading to the discovery of drugs hidden in a purse and on one suspect's person. In Caldwell County, North Carolina, three suspects were arrested for trafficking methamphetamine, including a charge of misdemeanor child abuse due to drugs found in a child’s car seat during a traffic stop. In South Africa's Newcastle area, three suspects were apprehended following a high-speed chase involving a vehicle transporting a large quantity of dagga (marijuana), with additional charges related to bribery and corruption. These coordinated efforts demonstrate ongoing law enforcement actions targeting drug trafficking networks across various regions.