Arkansas State Police Interstate Criminal Patrol Episode #5| K9 "RAPTOR" is a Drug Mules NIGHTMARE! скачать в хорошем качестве

Arkansas State Police Interstate Criminal Patrol Episode #5| K9 "RAPTOR" is a Drug Mules NIGHTMARE!

"APA NEW PROCESS":***The suspect's upcoming court information is attached at the conclusion of the video. The Police Report is at the start of the video and also beneath this message.*** I initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle on I-40 Eastbound near the 3 mile marker, made contact with the driver of the vehicle P. Caldwell, as well as his two passengers (later identified as S and T). Upon making contact with the subjects I identified myself as an Arkansas State Trooper and advised them why they had been stopped. I then asked Caldwell for his driver’s license and vehicle information. Caldwell provided me with his driver’s license and stated that the vehicle was a rental car (Caldwell provided me with a copy of the rental agreement). While speaking with Caldwell I asked him where he was coming from and where he was traveling to. Caldwell stated that he and his passengers were coming from Oklahoma where they had been to a casino to celebrate his wife’s 42nd birthday and were now returning home to North Carolina. I also asked Caldwell if there was anything illegal inside of his vehicle and he stated “No”. After retrieving Caldwell’s documents I returned to my patrol unit to conduct and NCIC/ACIC check of Caldwell’s driver’s license. During my conversation with Caldwell I noticed that he seemed to be extremely nervous (his hands were shaking while retrieving documents and he would not make eye contact with me). Also while conducting the check of Caldwell’s driver’s license, I noticed that the rental car was overdue to be returned (showed to be due on 1/10/2023). I also found it to be extremely suspicious that someone would travel from North Carolina to Oklahoma just to visit a casino, given that there were multiple casinos closer to North Carolina. After the check was complete, I returned to Caldwell’s vehicle, and had him exit the vehicle. After Caldwell exited the vehicle, I asked him why the rental car was overdue to be returned. Caldwell stated that he had extended the rental but did not have the paperwork for proof. I then asked Caldwell for consent to search his vehicle and he stated “No”. I then advised Caldwell that I had a narcotics detector canine and I was going to deploy him to conduct a free air sniff of his vehicle. I then had Caldwell and his two passengers exit the vehicle and stand on the shoulder of the roadway. After all three occupants were out of the vehicle, I deployed my narcotics detector canine “Raptor” to conduct a free air sniff of the exterior of the vehicle. During the sniff “Raptor” indicated to the odor of narcotics. After the sniff was complete, I advised Caldwell that my canine had alerted to the odor of narcotics, and I was going to conduct a probable cause search of his vehicle. While searching the vehicle I located a black suitcase, gray suitcase, blue duffle bag, and a white striped duffle bag in the trunk of the vehicle. Upon opening these bags, I located numerous vacuum sealed bags containing suspected marijuana (approximately 70 pounds in total weight) I also located a loaded Smith and Wesson .9mm pistol in a black bag in the front passenger side floorboard. After locating the suspected marijuana, all three occupants were taken into custody, advised of their Miranda Rights, and transported to the 12th DTF Office for interviews.