4.5 kg of meth seized at Blue Water Bridge
One man has been charged after officers found almost 4.5 kg of methamphetamine in his vehicle when trying to enter the United States.
The Canadian man was attempting to enter the United States
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers found almost 4.5 kilograms (10 pounds) of methamphetamine in a man's vehicle when he was trying to enter the United States.
The driver, a Canadian citizen, and the passenger were unable to provide proof of citizenship when crossing the Blue Water Bridge Wednesday morning.
Officers put the vehicle through secondary inspection, where they found about meth in tablet form.
"Our officers can be proud today knowing they stopped 10 pounds of drugs from making it to the streets of America," said Michael Fox, port director, in a news release.
The driver will be charged with importing a controlled substance and intent to distribute a controlled substance.