Sheriff: 2 Busted For Meth After Traffic Stop For Canceled Driver's License
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- Officials in Morrison County say two men are in custody after a traffic stop led to a methamphetamine bust Wednesday.
According to the Morrison County Sheriff's Office, the incident occurred on Highway 10 just south of Little Falls on the evening of January 9. There, a deputy noticed a vehicle traveling north on the highway where the owner had a cancelled driving status.
During the traffic stop, the deputy noticed items being tossed from the passenger side window. Those items were later found to be baggies and a pipe containing suspected methamphetamine.
After a search of the vehicle, approximately 10.5 grams of methamphetamine were located and seized.
The driver, 37-year-old Jason Clayton Adam Bailey of Long Prairie, and the passenger, 36-year-old Robert James Dunham Devereaux of Swanville, were taken into custody. They're both being held in the Morrison County Jail pending formal charges of fifth-degree possession of a controlled substance.
