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Published Wednesday May 16, 2012
2 traffic stops lead to drug busts
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NEBRASKA CITY -- Authorities say two traffic stops in Nebraska have led to drug arrests and the seizure of cocaine and marijuana.
The Nebraska State Patrol said a man was from Tijuana, Mexico, was arrested and nearly 5 pounds of cocaine were discovered during a traffic stop Friday on State Highway 2 near Syracuse.
The patrol said a search turned up the pot in a compartment under the rear seat of the car.
The patrol said two people from Illinois were arrested and 34 pounds of pot were discovered during a traffic stop Saturday on Interstate 80 in Buffalo County in central Nebraska. Authorities said the marijuana was found in two hidden compartments in the roof of the minivan. -- AP
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EXP - explicit prohibition propaganda (explicit_propaganda)
GRP - hated group (propaganda_theme1)
MAD - madness, violence, illness (propaganda_theme2)
SOC - survival of society (propaganda_theme3)
USE - gateway, use is abuse (propaganda_theme4)
KID - children (propaganda_theme5)
WAR - demonize, war, epidemic (propaganda_theme6)
TOT - total prohibition (propaganda_theme7)
DIS - dissent attacked (propaganda_theme8)
