Troopers Find Pot and $3,900 in Counterfeit Money in Turnpike Stop
Thursday, November 29, 2012 at 6:36 PM
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TweetOhio Highway Patrol officers keep proving their job involves more than policing the state’s roadways for traffic law violators. Some of their stops have snared drug offenders and dealers, and, as statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen reports, recently there have been some new twists even on that front.
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