Detectives made a traffic stop that led to an arrest by the Allen-County-Scottsville Crime Task Force and the removal of children from “concerning living conditions.”
On Tuesday, August 18, the South Central Kentucky Drug Task Force initiated a traffic stop, according to a media release. The people inside the vehicle included a male driver and two young elementary-aged children.
During the stop, officials said they found approximately 3.6 grams of suspected methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia inside the vehicle.
Further investigation then led the Allen-County-Scottsville Crime Task Force and South Central Kentucky Drug Task Force to the driver’s home where officers found “concerning living conditions” and found additional evidence.
The male driver was arrested on multiple charges, while the children’s mother was cited to court, according to the media release. The children were safely removed from the household and will be staying with a family member for the immediate future.
The task force has said the investigation is still open and ongoing.
Source: WBKO
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