An Indiana State Trooper needed some help during a traffic stop on Friday, and K-9 Cole was eager to meet the challenge.
over a PeterBilt semi on I-70 near Post Road for failing to signal a lane change, but while speaking with the driver and checking paperwork, he noticed some things that were not quite right, the Indiana State Police said.“Cole did an open-air sniff around the vehicle and he alerted to his handler the odor of narcotics. A subsequent search of the vehicle revealed approximately 70 kilograms of suspected cocaine inside the sleeper-birth of the semi,” the agency reported.
More testing confirmed the substance was cocaine, and officials estimate its value is at $2.8 million.Social media users praised the K-9 and officers involved, one person“Great job ISP!!! Intercept these drugs! Please may GOD bless you and keep you safe!” someone else
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