Broxton traffic stop leads to seizure of 13 pounds of suspected methamphetamine

BROXTON, Ga. (WALB) – A traffic stop in Broxton led to the seizure of approximately 13 pounds of suspected methamphetamine.

According to the Broxton Police Department (BPD), an officer pulled over a driver on Monday, Oct. 12 after noticing they were not wearing a seatbelt.

Police say the officer smelled marijuana coming from the vehicle and searched it, finding approximately 13 pounds of suspected methamphetamine.

The driver was arrested in connection with the discovery. Police have not released the driver’s identification and the suspect’s specific charges.

The Broxton Police Department says the seizure is part of its ongoing efforts to keep illegal drugs off the streets and protect the community.

WALB has reached out to authorities for additional information, stay with us for updates.

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