Police Dog Sniffs Out 595lbs of Meth Worth $1.2 Million Hidden in Semitrailer in Texas Drug Bust

Police Dog Sniffs Out 595lbs of Meth Worth $1.2 Million Hidden in Semitrailer in Texas Drug Bust
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K-9 officer helps Texas police make one of the largest drug busts in department’s history

On Feb. 23, 2020, Officer Pat Robey and his trusty K9 police dog Stryker of the Lewisville Police Department in Texas were called to search a suspicious tractor trailer and, thanks to Stryker’s keen sense of smell, discovered a hidden cache containing $1.2 million worth of methamphetamines.
According to a Facebook post by the Lewisville PD, they received a tip from a fellow agency at 3:00 p.m. about a semi-truck stopped on “a major highway” in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. K9 Stryker performed a “free air sniff” inside the trailer and let Robey know that there were drugs present.