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(JACKSON CO.) – Indiana State troopers arrested two people after finding drugs and what appeared to be a container filled with urine.
According to Indiana State Police, Trooper Randel Miller stopped a Chevy Impala on I-65 northbound, south of Seymour around 4 p.m. Tuesday.
Trooper Miller had a sense that something was not right, so Miller deployed his K-9 partner Jinx, who detected the presence of drugs in the car.
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During a search, troopers found drug paraphernalia and a container of what appeared to be urine.
Troopers then discovered that a passenger in the vehicle, 38-year-old Autumn Officer, of North Vernon, was concealing about 170 grams of methamphetamine.
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Officer is facing charges of conspiracy to deal meth, possession of meth, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a device to defeat a urine test.
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Trooper also arrested the driver, 38-year-old Charles F. Williams, of Seymour, on charges of conspiracy to deal meth and possession of meth.
Both were booked into the Jackson County Jail.