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$1.4 million of cocaine found in diaper boxes

August 16, 2011 By WRN Contributor

A traffic stop in Rockford yields more than a million dollars worth of cocaine. After pulling over the couple, the trooper called for a drug-sniffing dog after he got suspicious.

Stateline Area Narcotics Team Commander John Biffany says the Rockford K-9 unit “alerted” on the vehicle. A search revealed 10 kilos of cocaine hidden in diaper boxes, at a street value of $1.4 million. Amin Velazquez, 30, and Johana Velazquez, 27, both of Beloit, were arrested on a felony charge of a controlled substance with intent to deliver.

The two were driving north to Wisconsin when pulled over.

Beth Wheelock-WCLO

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