Law enforcement agencies across the Tri-State are teaming up to
disrupt the drug pipeline from Detroit
On Wednesday, officers from Kentucky ,
Ohio and West Virginia
took part in a training course in Huntington
They learned about new tip-offs to look for in traffic stops and
more about how they can work together to stop criminals from trucking in drugs.
Police across our region are teaming up to nab drug dealers on
their way here.
More than 140 officers from Ohio ,
Kentucky and West Virginia
There are things the public can do to spot drug activity where
you live.
Police said you shouldn't follow any cars or approach any homes,
but you can call them with details about license plates, cars and homes.
They said other details about homes where activity is happening,
like time frames or detailed descriptions about people there can also help.
Troopers said in their stops, they also like to confiscate money
from dealers because it stops them from buying more drugs, which they turn
around and sell in our area.
