The Bangor Police Department arrested a Connecticut man on drug trafficking charges on Tuesday after he was allegedly found with an array of drugs during a traffic stop.
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At approximately 5:21 p.m., the Bangor Police Department and Maine Drug Enforcement Agency (MDEA) conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle operated by Kenyen Tiwo Smith, 51, of New Haven, Connecticut.
During the stop, a K9 Unit conducted a sniff and allegedly indicated the presence of illegal drugs.
Law enforcement searched the vehicle and allegedly seized large amounts of cocaine, crack cocaine, and suspected fentanyl.
Officers attempted to arrest Smith, who allegedly actively resisted before being subdued and taken into custody.
He was transported to the Penobscot County Jail, where he faces charges of trafficking in Schedule W drugs, refusal to submit to arrest or detention, and violation of conditions of release.
There must be some mistake.
Coke heads must be pulling out their hair and screaming like crazy banshees with all the cocaine & other drugs being taken off the streets lately.
Just another reason for ICE and other federal agents to come to Maine.
Crack and cocaine that baddd stuff, you kids should say no! Things were so much better in the ol days. A little cornsilk and potato bug in moms barnyard briar, now that’s a friday night