A Canadian truck driver on Interstate 94 had 123 pounds of cocaine seized by Berrien County Sheriff’s deputies in a major drug arrest. Authorities stopped a Freightliner semi-truck on Monday night. According to a Detroit News story, deputies found the drugs during the subsequent inspection, which had a street value estimated at $1.5 million.
After receiving a report that drugs were being transported, Berrien County deputies collaborated with Michigan State Police and other law enforcement to stop and inspect the car. Following comparable seizures in St. Clair County and at the Blue Water and Ambassador Bridges, as described, this operation demonstrates law enforcement’s continued efforts to keep an eye out for illicit activity on roadways.
Canadian driver Sukhraj Singh, 22, was arrested and taken to the Berrien County Jail, where he is being detained on drug-related charges. With other incidents involving Canadian drivers bringing huge amounts of cocaine into the United States over the past year, as reported by FOX 17 News, this incident underscores the region’s continuous fight against high-volume drug trafficking.
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