K-9 RAPTOR helps locate drug load and cash from drug mule - Arkansas State Police catch another!

Trooper's Report:
On 3/4/2023 at approximately 15:31 hours, I was on routine patrol on I-40 Eastbound when I observed a black Chevrolet
Suburban bearing Missouri license plate# EJ7H4Y. I observed the vehicle change lanes from the left lane to the right lane
failing to use a turn signal.
I initiated my emergency equipment, conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle on I-40 Eastbound at the 176 mile marker, and
made contact with the driver of the vehicle (later identified as Henry Miller. Upon making contact with Miller, I identified myself
as an Arkansas State Trooper, and advised him why he had been stopped. Miller stated that the reason that he had not used
his turn signal was because he was on the phone. Then asked Miller for his driver’s license and vehicle information. Miller
provided me with his driver’s license and stated that the vehicle was a rental car. Miller also stated that he had rented the
vehicle in Tulsa, OK and had an electronic copy of the rental agreement on his phone. I then had Miller exit the vehicle and
come to the front on my patrol unit so that he could show me a digital copy of the rental agreement on his phone. After Miller
exited the vehicle I asked him where he was coming from and where he was traveling to. Miller stated that he was coming from
Tulsa, OK and was traveling to Atlanta, GA to visit a friend.
While standing in front of my patrol unit, I noticed that Miller seemed to be extremely nervous (his hands were shaking, he
wouldn’t make eye contact with me, and his breathing was heavy and labored). I asked Miller why he was so nervous and he
stated that he was just stressed out and that he had been drinking a lot of coffee. I then asked Miller if there was anything
illegal inside of his vehicle and Miller stated “No there isn’t”. I also asked Miller if everything inside of the vehicle belonged to
him and he stated “Yes”. As a result of Miller’s extreme nervousness, I asked him for consent to search his vehicle, and Miller
stated “I’d rather you not”. I advised Miller that I had a narcotics detector canine and that I was going to deploy him to conduct
a free air sniff of the exterior of his vehicle. I also advised Miller that if the canine alerted to the odor of narcotics, that I would
have probable cause to search his vehicle.
After speaking with Miller, I advised to stand on the shoulder of the roadway so I could conduct the canine sniff. I then
deployed my narcotics detector canine “Raptor” to conduct a sniff of the exterior of the vehicle. During the sniff, “Raptor”
indicated to the odor of narcotics. After the sniff was complete, I advised Miller that I was going to conduct a probable cause
search of his vehicle. I also asked Miller if he wanted to be honest about what he had inside of the vehicle, and Miller stated
“I’ve got Cannabis”. I then asked Miller how much marijuana was inside of his vehicle and he stated “I think there’s 25 pounds”.
I then took Miller into custody, advised him of his Miranda Rights, and secured him in the rear of my patrol unit. Once Miller
was secured in the rear of my patrol unit, I conducted a search of the interior of his vehicle.
While searching the interior vehicle I located (2) large gray suitcases and (2) large black plastic totes in the rear cargo area of
the vehicle. Upon opening the suitcases and plastic totes, I observed numerous vacuum sealed packages containing
suspected marijuana (approximately 42 pounds in total weight). Rich’s Wrecker Service was contacted and later arrived on
scene to tow Miller’s vehicle to the Lonoke County Sheriff’s Office so that the suspected marijuana could be removed from the
vehicle. Miller was transported to the Lonoke County Jail for booking where he was charged with Possession of a Controlled
Substance with Purpose to Deliver and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.
Miller had $3,991.00 in U.S. Currency on his person at the time of his arrest
that he stated was provided to him as “travel money” by the people he was transporting the suspected marijuana for. This U.S.
Currency was seized from Miller and deposited into the Arkansas State Police Asset Forfeiture Account at Centennial Bank.
Miller was provided with a copy of the seizure form.

[@PolicePursuits]

Trooper's Report: On 3/4/2023 at approximately 15:31 hours, I was on routine patrol on I-40 Eastbound when I observed a black Chevrolet Suburban bearing Missouri license plate# EJ7H4Y. I observed the vehicle change lanes from the left lane to the right lane failing to use a turn signal. I initiated my emergency equipment, conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle on I-40 Eastbound at the 176 mile marker, and made contact with the driver of the vehicle (later identified as Henry Miller. Upon making contact with Miller, I identified myself as an Arkansas State Trooper, and advised him why he had been stopped. Miller stated that the reason that he had not used his turn signal was because he was on the phone. Then asked Miller for his driver’s license and vehicle information. Miller provided me with his driver’s license and stated that the vehicle was a rental car. Miller also stated that he had rented the vehicle in Tulsa, OK and had an electronic copy of the rental agreement on his phone. I then had Miller exit the vehicle and come to the front on my patrol unit so that he could show me a digital copy of the rental agreement on his phone. After Miller exited the vehicle I asked him where he was coming from and where he was traveling to. Miller stated that he was coming from Tulsa, OK and was traveling to Atlanta, GA to visit a friend. While standing in front of my patrol unit, I noticed that Miller seemed to be extremely nervous (his hands were shaking, he wouldn’t make eye contact with me, and his breathing was heavy and labored). I asked Miller why he was so nervous and he stated that he was just stressed out and that he had been drinking a lot of coffee. I then asked Miller if there was anything illegal inside of his vehicle and Miller stated “No there isn’t”. I also asked Miller if everything inside of the vehicle belonged to him and he stated “Yes”. As a result of Miller’s extreme nervousness, I asked him for consent to search his vehicle, and Miller stated “I’d rather you not”. I advised Miller that I had a narcotics detector canine and that I was going to deploy him to conduct a free air sniff of the exterior of his vehicle. I also advised Miller that if the canine alerted to the odor of narcotics, that I would have probable cause to search his vehicle. After speaking with Miller, I advised to stand on the shoulder of the roadway so I could conduct the canine sniff. I then deployed my narcotics detector canine “Raptor” to conduct a sniff of the exterior of the vehicle. During the sniff, “Raptor” indicated to the odor of narcotics. After the sniff was complete, I advised Miller that I was going to conduct a probable cause search of his vehicle. I also asked Miller if he wanted to be honest about what he had inside of the vehicle, and Miller stated “I’ve got Cannabis”. I then asked Miller how much marijuana was inside of his vehicle and he stated “I think there’s 25 pounds”. I then took Miller into custody, advised him of his Miranda Rights, and secured him in the rear of my patrol unit. Once Miller was secured in the rear of my patrol unit, I conducted a search of the interior of his vehicle. While searching the interior vehicle I located (2) large gray suitcases and (2) large black plastic totes in the rear cargo area of the vehicle. Upon opening the suitcases and plastic totes, I observed numerous vacuum sealed packages containing suspected marijuana (approximately 42 pounds in total weight). Rich’s Wrecker Service was contacted and later arrived on scene to tow Miller’s vehicle to the Lonoke County Sheriff’s Office so that the suspected marijuana could be removed from the vehicle. Miller was transported to the Lonoke County Jail for booking where he was charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance with Purpose to Deliver and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Miller had $3,991.00 in U.S. Currency on his person at the time of his arrest that he stated was provided to him as “travel money” by the people he was transporting the suspected marijuana for. This U.S. Currency was seized from Miller and deposited into the Arkansas State Police Asset Forfeiture Account at Centennial Bank. Miller was provided with a copy of the seizure form.

[@glorybelieve9010]

@el-oe7id- These Drug Mules are Clueless, When You are Driving a Rental Vehicle You have “STOP ME” written All Over You🙄 He would’ve been far better off driving His Own Vehicle, They Are On the Look Out for Rentals Which is What Drug Dealers Use. They Stop Rentals, and Out of State Plates, and Do Legal, and Illegal Searches Seizing Large Sums of Innocent Peoples Money, and Drug Mules Money ALL THE TIME. There are A lot of People Who Travel and carry Large Sums of Money if They are going too Purchase a Vehicle, The Corrupt Cops Will Seize Their Cash, and They have a Really hard time getting Their legitimate money back From These Criminals 💀👮🏽‍♂️🚫👮🏻‍♀️❌👮🏾👿‼️🤦🏼‍♀️ NEVER TRUST THE POLICE. They are Not There too Help. They are Policing For PROFIT.

[@DinFL]

Thank you for typing out the police report.

[@thomasgregurek2188]

That officer shouldn't have let the motorist walk behind him

[@Semo_420]

They should have never trusted this snitch to run their stuff looks like it's going to bite them in the azz

[@incomitatus]

What a shame, they might have to go to prison for drug distribution, the downside is, only a few of them will be arrested, there's still thousands more distributing drugs throughout this country. I love it when some pot smokers in general, complain about people being arrested for this harmless drug pot, know how many people are murdered because they're robbed to get their weed, or are ripped off & killed trying to sell it. According to one detective in the Tulsa PD, a majority of their homicide cases occur because of drugs, pot being one of them.@@Semo_420

[@eyeofthescar6890]

Even with the road noise, you know the trooper heard the dudes heart thumping through his chest.

[@jenniferg749]

I love videos with this Trooper. He is fantastic at his job and remains respectful and professional with the people he pulls over and arrests. But my favorite part of his videos is how he speaks to K-9 Raptor! He is wonderful how he treats Raptor and praises him. ❤

[@keegan1660]

Officer: "Feel like answering my questions now?" Dude: "No, I don't think I should." Dude: *Proceeds to answer every single subsequent question put to him.*

[@horsehide3039]

Yeah, you don't catch the smart ones.

[@benjaminbenson8914]

Ya a snitched

[@pauldavis5665]

Dude is not the sharpest tool in the shed that is for sure.

[@DavidGrub]

Did anyone catch in the beginning of the video, when the trooper was getting out of his car, he told his K9 "I"ll be right back"? He talks to his dog like we do ours. 😂

[@dutchgram3799]

Same here. I tell me dog so much stuff, he just tunes me out now. Lol

[@bruce9648]

​@@dutchgram3799Yeah I'm a big dog lover I've always had dogs all my life I have a Cane Corso 125 lbs.. I got him 7 years ago after my divorce and I tell you I'm retired and there's very little time that we are not together, I would just as much be around him than people.. I retired from working at a nuclear facility and the security there is like SWAT teams their top-notch .. They have a canine division which all of the dogs are drugs sniffing dogs I got to know some of the canine handlers real good They go out to Texas to train with these dogs when they are I think like 9 months old or something like that I know they pay around $6,000 for these dogs in a good thing about it is when the dogs get older they retire them and then the handler gets to take him home and he never works again it's all treats & the good life.. They don't give their dog treats while they are I say employed but as long as a dog is with the handler and they are a team the dog never gets treats always just a rubber ball but when they retire them and they get to take them home all that goes out the window that's pretty neat they get to keep the dogs I mean but hell what else they're going to do with them The dogs only know that one person that's it You probably know all that I don't know I'm just sitting here talking This is voice typed so I'm sure there's some mistakes it's close enough.. anyway take care 🇺🇲🦅🌍⚓ USMC

[@carlm2590]

I like how the guy says he’s not ready to answer questions yet but he answered so many questions before that unwittingly. Trooper was 5 steps ahead of him the whole time.

[@stephenlandrum]

Job well done!

[@patriciawhitely8237]

While letting him use his phone he might have alerted the drug Lord for help , and then the cop would have been in great trouble if ambushed ....doesnt bear thinking what could have happened....Keep safe all you cops you do a great job.

[@johnammons837]

Fine work officer👍 You need a good partner to back you up🙋

[@rikellis7871]

❤ Dog's understand words from humans, they just can't talk and so treating them like children have immense values. They respect a human more with good conversation. In Heaven, we will see many animals, they'll be apart of our eternal life forever, never to late to start a healthy relationship ❤

[@regalnut86]

#Raptor

[@PeggyLowman-ug6vo]

❤❤❤❤

[@Brass-and-Bullets]

Whilst I was enjoying my birthday march 4th 2023 in england, thousands of miles away in Arkansas, Mr Miller was having one of the worst days of his life 😂

[@yurrski227]

Same birthday lol

[@robertreilly4946]

He HAD the right to remain silent, until he confessed.

[@randomheroat420]

That dog doesn't alert on shit!

[@alanshaw4655]

get's pulled over for not using turn signal ?..lmfaoooo..i see drivers every damn day here in arkansas, either not using the turn signal ?..or they drive for miles while its still on ?. this was not a '' you did not use your turn signal !..this trooper was tipped off..no question about it !.

[@violimo]

Trooper Blackerby~I'm surprised they didn't tell you to stay out of Arkansas.

[@DayBeforeTomorrow]

In the olden days, moonshine drivers were hired based on their ability to not be seen by authorities and to get away safely from them if they did get noticed. This guy was out driving like it was just another day in the country, while illegally changing lanes, while on the phone, in front of a State Trooper! You should find a new line of work, sir!

[@uhhello173]

because the large shipments are getting through with no problem.

[@joeblow5214]

Bulk of the shipments get through because they use unaffiliated people and regular cars driving normally. For every stop like this, there are at least 10 others that get through. It's a shell game from hell.

[@uhhello173]

@@joeblow5214 They certainly aren't using rental cars

[@hygeenx5676]

He just found a new line of work---making "License plates" sorry. i'm old.

[@csc1641]

He will be too busy not dropping the soap in prison to be of use to anyone.

[@bills6946]

Who else clicked thinking the was going to be a guy running and a Fur Missile launch?

[@cabman86]

Good puppy! He better give that puppy some real bacon after this!

[@cabman86]

He sure ruined someone's party!

[@blissedher]

Dude just narc’d on camera! His problems just got a lot worse. Prison would have been a blessing compared to what’s coming for him. For his sake, I hope he was lying about being a family man. No bueno.

[@Fluffy_Rumples]

Oh man, not cannabis. You're saving the world officer. Lmao.

[@andrewk8636]

If you want to smoke dog 💩 then move to a 💩 state where its legal

[@JustReed]

I would let him go.

[@shawnbeverly6871]

A good cop does his job, professionally. Regardless if he agrees or disagrees to the laws, he must follow it. That’s his job.

[@Alex-xi2nz]

It’s illegal in the state of AR. Opinions are just that. Votes are votes.

[@NickBivens]

Thanks to this trooper these drugs didn’t make it on to your city’s streets and now millions of people won’t be getting their fix 💨⛽️. This trooper has single handedly won the war on drugs. I’m sure the cartel will have to shut down their operations because of this devastating blow🤣🤣🤣

[@azsk69]

Legalize marijuana stop this corruption. Safer than alcohol. End the business of locking people up over a plant.

[@mudchair16]

Degenerate.

[@melodytallmage532]

I love this dog

[@40shellyfish]

Even ASP K-9's have the best names!!! ❤ bork bork nom nom. The look on the guys face at the mention of a drug sniffing K-9 said it all 😂

[@imceltic52]

Loved his communication with his dog 🤓

[@vincenttoulouselombez1602]

Is there room enough to settle the dog and the suspect, in the trooper vehicle ? Great job.

[@mfi-cf7sp]

9:18 😂 $7,000 his report said less than $4,000 he forgot to deduct the weed cost I guess 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@brandonlorren1911]

Bad search and seizure, shouldn't have to get searched for driving down highway and forget blinker, no matter what? Free country, he should have had to call judge 1st never admit

[@brandonlorren1911]

But I DO APPRECIATE EVER OFFICER ,much respect, but I was out 8,000 over smell of skunk for real had to beat it ,did not have or smoke , got dui,,even being honest, giving cop benefit just trying to do his job, mistakes were made

[@jackiewebber7121]

The words you never want to hear "step out of the car real quick for a second" never ends well.

[@abikeanditsboy3449]

Yup, if you ever hear those words you pretty much know they intend on arresting you.

[@metarugia3981]

@@abikeanditsboy3449 Pretty much anytime a cop asks you to step out your vehicle, you know you f*cked up.🤣

[@costco_pizza]

Where is Officer Byrd??? Officer Byrd would know how to handle punks like this. We need Officer Byrd!!! @@metarugia3981

[@colbytnt]

Not true, I did for a tag lighter bulb that went out. Nothing happened to me. Not even a ticket.

[@abikeanditsboy3449]

@@colbytnt - There are, of course, exceptions to every rule but the general rule of thumb is if a cops asks you to step out of the vehicle and join him by the front of his car you can be fairly certain it’s not because you won a $50 Amazon gift card for your amazing driving.

[@2xkgamingdtx]

That trooper love his job 😂😂

[@JaneDoey]

Yeah, his government tax theft job

[@adamellis6785]

It was nice of him to let his dog know that he'd "be right back" (1:25) - you know, so the dog wouldn't worry. :)

[@glennelbey4454]

That's because the dog had already smelled the dope as the trooper was shifting into park. 25 pounds is very aromatic to a K9.

[@chett6491]

@@glennelbey4454 especially since it ended up being closer to 100 pounds 🤣 I wonder if that really is "just what they told him" or if he was blowin smoke lol

[@elesjuan]

I laughed at the "here hold this..." after the dog hits and gets returned back to the car.

[@sandyt59]

I heard that also. 😂🩵🖤🩵

[@wisdomrules8474]

That was cute.

[@TomSuntotheMax]

I love how the trooper talked to the dog!

[@hep_cat7480]

Like a five year old girl. Yeah it was sweet.

[@cabman86]

It gets them excited to do their job. They are so much fun to work with!

[@kristinebalena3969]

Love it!

[@cabman86]

@@kristinebalena3969 So awesome!

[@ES-mc3cc]

I wonder if the dog trainers use goofy voices too.

[@DinFL]

Love how K9 Raptor’s name was shown on the screen. Great video. Keep up the great work officers. Stay safe.

[@patientmental875]

Spoken like a true divorcee

[@j.svensson7652]

My goodness! This trooper has charm, wit, and a personality to charm birds from the trees. Well done! No swearing. No shouting. Just smiles and all friendly like.

[@keegan773]

“ I’m surprised you haven’t been told to stay out of Arkansas “ Too right brother.😂😂

[@bigrod359]

I was thinking the same every big bust happens in Arkansas

[@ReneeKratka]

Sgt Blackerby and his longtime fur partner - catching bad guys. Stay safe, sir. Shocking our driver didn't know to stay outta AR & that his backseat comments would go worldwide before supper!

[@hb-ol9oc]

He is not going to stay alive for long.

[@tamisweitzer275]

The voice change when the trooper starts talking to their dog gets me every time 😄

[@laurensweitzer2880]

I agree. Think we have the same last name 😊

[@nelliebpink13]

lol it’s so funny

[@woodchuck1946]

So the dog knows the handler is talking to him. Special dog talk.

[@carolynknutson6913]

I talk to my dog the same way, tend to do baby talking to my dog . They are a part of us, they lived with us , we love them! The trooper has a great dog, and he not only cares about him , he lives that dog !

[@Soulsurfermentality]

I do the same! 😂

[@regenbassford]

They must not watch this channel you don't come through Arkansas with a Rent-A-Car alright U-Haul for that matter

[@JudithGolding]

Nice to see an officer with a whole bag of approaches and shifts in demeanor. I swear he came off at first as disarming as a happy Barney Fife. As he watches the reaction he gets his stance becomes more firm and serious. The playful moves as he emphasizes the dog's hit on the scent seem to completely flummox the guy. He seems to confuse the man into submission. Amazing.

[@Shit_I_Missed.]

He's a great officer, very disarming and cordial. I think it's because he works with his partner K9, and his partner gets a lot of cues on how to behave from the officer's demeanor.

[@chromebook2447]

Imagine risking your freedom for the next few decades and not being mindful enough to signal.

[@abikeanditsboy3449]

I'm going to have to remember to start using my turn signals.

[@garyhenry6192]

It is the little violations that get these people stopped…or the police have prior knowledge.

[@haiwin224]

When you're a big enough dumbass with high time preference hauling drugs you aren't really capable of making good decisions.

[@abikeanditsboy3449]

@Wheeler63- I rented a car for a cross country drive because I didn't want to put those miles on my car. It's not that unusual.

[@DroneStrike1776]

@@garyhenry6192 This isn't a "routine stop". Somewhere down the road, there's probably DEA and Border agents monitoring everything.

[@rhondamc3642]

That smile as the Trooper walks back to his car...lol. And I've heard a lot of languages being spoken to a dog, but that trilling-stuff is new to me. Lol Hey, as long as the dog understands it, everything is good!! Trooper Raptor, you did an OUTSTANDING JOB!!

[@Bluesjet1234]

Cartel will kill him soon

[@jimp.7286]

A dog and their human often create their own kind of language over time. And not all of it is auditory. The dog isn't the only party to be trained either. The human is trained by the dog and it often occurs without even realizing it. It's an amazing thing, the partnership our two species share on this planet together.

[@elesjuan]

I chuckled at the smile. The autistic noises he makes to his dog made me LOL. Love it.

[@mtkoslowski]

It’s an interesting dialect, one that is likely to catch on real quick. 😅

[@Tessie46255]

I saw that smile too. I knew to settle in, this was going to be good.

[@joewaterloo906]

I love how the Trooper tells his K-9 “be right back” when he exits the vehicle!

[@aerialcat1]

I like that trooper, he got him some personality, he’s also very sharp and great with his dog.

[@Miles24154]

lol the head nod and smile at 6:25. Trooper knows the guy has something

[@kein.556]

noticed that too

[@ruger8412]

That's an expert dog handler. Can tell by the way he ran his search. This is definitely a solid hit.

[@Ray56z]

I liked how he did the long leash half circle so the defendant and attorney could see that Raptor was serious about staying in the one spot for what he found, wasn't being directed to do so by the LEO. You can tell he likely wasn't blowing smoke about Raptor finding thousands of pounds.

[@chett6491]

@@Ray56z A true professional, both of them.

[@patientmental875]

@@chett6491 You people really are gullible

[@chett6491]

@@patientmental875 about?

[@patientmental875]

@@chett6491 You really believe he doesnt have that dog trained to hit when he signals?

[@joetaylor486]

I absolutely love how this officer communicates with his dog! They hear higher pitches than us, so using a very High speech register is fab, and the trills he makes also help to excite the dog and get it task focused. Wonderful work.

[@OrderOfTheGash]

I found it cringe and annoying

[@Stricklinator]

Yep, dogs like "baby talk" and so do I!

[@davidholder3207]

I had a wonderful cattle dog that was deaf as a post from birth. We communicated and worked with hand signals. None of this chirpy chicken talk.

[@tp8030]

Shows what yall really know. Some dogs respond well to that kinda praise.

[@davidholder3207]

Most working dogs get no praise at all. Justa feed at the end of a day

[@Claudia-up6hr]

1:37 The classic touch to the back of the vehicle 🫷! 😁

[@slp-mu6uj]

Yes! Even though it's old school, I still love it when I see an officer do that.

[@terrytownsend5583]

Why do they do that

[@slp-mu6uj]

@@terrytownsend5583Before Dashcam and body camera's police would touch the back of the vehicle so that if something were to happen, that officer's fingerprint would be on the back of the car which would then tie the car to the incident. It's not done too often today because of the cameras, and I don't even know if they are still trained to do that anymore. I just like seeing it when they do.

[@terrytownsend5583]

@@slp-mu6uj good shout

[@vickieskridge1220]

Recap: Trooper with a "good ole boy" persona and an IQ of 200 with a drug sniffing dog named, Raptor! It just doesn't get any better than this!!!! Excellent job Trooper!!!!!!!

[@Sternodox]

Beautiful summation. 👏👏👏

[@kellyludlum8345]

Perfect

[@jamesk0ua]

Man that trooper had a drawl on him doesn't he. I worked in Arkansas for many years and was exposed to it, but his was thicker than most. Especially upon first contact. He lost a little of it with talking with the guy in the back seat. I think part of it is a disarming mechanism at first. Just a good ole boy. He got a lot crisper when talking on the radio and to the perp.

[@vickieskridge1220]

You nailed it!!@@jamesk0ua

[@MomsRoots]

Licks the boots in admiration

[@laskey2175]

The dog always knows. Bravo, Raptor.

[@karenstafford724]

I loved the way this police officer spoke to his dog. It was really cute.😊😊❤❤ well done that beautiful dog. He deserves a steak dinner

[@margaretsands4172]

Love the name of the pup. Trooper RAPTOR at your service.

[@NTAD]

Phone call: "Yeah I'm not gonna make the drop today. When? Eh...Maybe in 10 to 20?" The way his heart must have just sunk when trooper told him he's got a dog lol.

[@andacochran8703]

Trooper playing good ole boy? What a performance.

[@watershed44]

@andacochran8703 He was quite the barney fife wasn't he. I like him.

[@liz6cats280]

@@watershed44 No one could EVER out-Barney Barney!!

[@ab3611]

Trooper said, “stay out of Arkansas.” They’ve turned up the heat because of the fentanyl.

[@theresahvassman9965]

When will they learn transporting drugs is a federal offense, that’s serious jail time..SMH

[@jamesk0ua]

That is why the drug lords don't transport it. They hire these low IQ drug mules to do it. Sure they pay them a few thousand and they get to take all the risks and they also get to take the rap when it goes wrong.

[@deerrunner3617]

Looting n burning down a police station and nothing happens to a person. Hmmm

[@chrispennington6890]

He's not getting the time if they get him to wrap if he rats he's going to walk probation if he has no record that serious and they're going after the big guns

[@stevenryle5709]

The Trooper knew a minute in that he had a drug mule. Good job.

[@ricardorodriguez-se7tp]

They been following that man from the house he got that drug the cop was in it all he had to do was give him a ticket and let him go for a turn signal light simple not bring the Dog out because he's nervous.

[@MomsRoots]

So funny when people thinks it’s luck or good detective work when they “stumble” Ilona these guys! 😂😂 snitches and informants is how they make these arrest.

[@mr.absolutelynobody440]

@@ricardorodriguez-se7tpbut he did! Fuck drug mules

[@kggrass5644]

This mule is going to need to got into the witness protection program. So much info given in this video, he and/or his family is/are going to be targeted by drug dealers. Why in the name of crap do people think that this is "easy money?" Doesn't look so easy now does it!!

[@StingraySativaCo]

Witness protection for less than 40 pounds of weed? Lmao!

[@Sternodox]

That was the most ALERT alert I've ever seen. Good doggie.

[@abikeanditsboy3449]

It would be hard to argue that the dog didn't alert on the vehicle. Even the most ardent hater would be hard pressed to say that wasn’t an alert.

[@Shoddiegirl]

Like Trooper Blackerbys style! He has very good instincts. K-9 Raptor is once again spot-on❤

[@stephotis1929]

The investigative training of these ASP officers is excellent. This trooper did a thorough investigation. Another great investigative trooper is Ana Escamilla. These guys don’t miss a beat.

[@lonnietoolit3821]

That trooper was super respectful!!! Hats off

[@rickschell7874]

I like the Troopers style of talking to people. He is like a real Detective Columbo. Great job.

[@ScanFan_Ed]

Agree! His “aw shucks” demeanor is great and is one reason why he is so successful.

[@89firebird]

That's what training is all about cops know when you're nervous booyah

[@SallySallySallySally]

LOL. "Didn't signal." Someone dropped a dime on this guy. That's the real story behind most of these. The cop has a great relationship with his dog. "Be right back" he says before he gets out of the squad car!

[@MakingItHappenMWC]

Yea i dont buy all these stops r random. They r tipped off

[@holygeneration7]

@@MakingItHappenMWC It seems that they are tipped off for KZbin videos, even the sound quality of the Cops voice is a direct wireless clip-on mic.

[@aimdgs87]

​@@holygeneration7stop smoking crank

[@gregluke8992]

​@aimdgs87 They are tipped off on many of these big ones. And of course they'll put these ones on KZbin and pretend that they're just random stops. I'm not saying all of them are but many are. They will never say they got tipped off in these videos. But don't be naive. Cops want to look as good as possible and they obviously pick and choose what videos to put out and some are just too good to be random.

[@slp-mu6uj]

My new favorite trooper. I love the way before he brought out Raptor he got that guy to say 'everything in the vehicle is yours, right?" lol. He knew exactly what he was going to find.

[@ricardorodriguez-se7tp]

Yeap when he said that that dude is Fucked might as well put your hand in the back and sit in the back of the Cops vehicle

[@mernellmobley6782]

Love this Trooper. Uh oh a rental. What a personality the trooper has, hes great!!

[@keithfinnell7505]

This Trooper and his k9 are absolutely awesome great work Officer!!!

[@clouds882]

That smile on the Trooper's face as he heads back to his squad car, lol. Well done, K9 Raptor, well done! I love the way the Trooper talks to his four legged partner.

[@austin5630]

Trooper was smiling big on the way back to his car to get the dog... That guy's good at what he does. He works the K-9 for a reason you can tell. All of them get good training but some of them just have natural talent too.

[@rondameier8168]

Oh and the first giveaway was when the driver said "Yuma, Arizona"........ If you don't know that is one major sector for the drug cartels and the drug mules.... It's infamous for all the wrong reasons....

[@chrisbrown7859]

Not including Nick Pappageorgio.

[@dreambig0099]

This officer & his K-9 will have a very long career because he is a pleasure to deal with he makes everyone feel comfortable from the beginning from I have watched through the videos

[@shawnbelford3433]

That's how it's done to a T! Great job to both the officers! Stay safe 🙏 ❤

[@Aksel38]

Love the way how Trooper motivating his partner K9 Raptor. Well done office👏🏻 GOOD BOY RAPTOR

[@martin31049]

Can't help but like this trooper.

[@terrytownsend5583]

I don’t like him . He sounds dumb

[@melbella615]

7:22 love how he speaks to his doggo 💙

[@evil_dave]

the cops voice when he talks to the dog is adorable :)

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

Drug dealer's: detour around Arkansas. Drug runner: that will add 1000 miles to my trip. Drug dealer: but it will keep you out of jail, and our drug's safe. 😊

[@donaldcampbell5277]

Drive the car to Atlanta with and undercover driving, catch the recivers too. All arrests should go this smooth, great trooper, and k9.

[@Stricklinator]

I will never understand why people "riding dirty" would commit ANY violation of ANY kind!

[@Coco-de2ei]

Nobody’s perfect

[@TheRealWinser]

The violation is just an excuse to cover up the fact dude was hot and got caught pants down.

[@RazorbackRed]

9/10 times they make something up

[@SVGIN]

You're so nervous u do shit u won't normally do...

[@mr.absolutelynobody440]

It’s impossible not too.

[@mr.b6374]

Love how T Raptor plays the Barney Fife To the Letter, the prep had no idea!!! Going to do the Crime do not Enter Arkansas!! You will Do The Time!! Sweet of the Mule becoming the Jack Azz and Snitching on the Cartel!!! Sidebar_ Do vehicles not Move over when I patrol car is stopped in Arkansas? Big rigs flying by right next to these vehicles!!!

[@UmmmmmmmWhat]

Trooper Raptor is the doggo 🐶

[@Sub-Zero-392]

It's clearly obvious Arkansas judges allow police to make traffic stops without probable cause. In California a case like this would be thrown out by a judge or destroyed by a decent Criminal Defense Lawyer.

[@bills6946]

He was pulled over for failure to signal a lane change. That is a traffic infraction and legitimate probable cause.

[@Sub-Zero-392]

@@bills6946 no it's not. His vehicle was profiled for the out of state license plate and the 4th amendment violations that followed were also illegal.

[@bills6946]

@@Sub-Zero-392 The dash cam will show no lane change signal. The dog alerted to drugs. It was a legal stop and search. You assume without evidence he was profiled because of his license plate. In court, you need evidence, not assumptions or theories.

[@Sub-Zero-392]

@@bills6946 cool story bro. Now explain all the other traffic stops that involve no PC and vehicles with out of state plates. Perhaps you are one of these people who believe in coincidence even if it's a clear pattern of illegal procedure.

[@calebfettner6922]

One of the few videos I’ve seen where the guy admits to having drugs before the search even begins. Also love how he handles his dog! Great handler.

[@2009carol2010]

I think a lot of that has to do with how direct and no-nonsense that trooper conducts himself.

[@cactusrose9601]

Oh, I love this officer!! Loved the way he talks to his 4-legged helper buddy! 🐕

[@ArmyVet82ndAbn]

Trooper had a tip on this bust the way he went right after this car, and the grin on his face and the comment to the K9 "I'll be right back."

[@rondameier8168]

My favorite thing to watch, see in action, are K9 working dogs..... Dogs are so smart as it is, but when it's a Mali or a Shepherd, etc, working dogs, they are just so dang impressive. And K9 Officer Raptor alerted to those drugs fast, he was like nope dad it's rightttttt here! The whole stop was impressive from beginning to the end.... And you would think the cartels would tell the drug mules do not go through Arkansas...... Lol

[@ab3611]

This was weed coming from Oklahoma. Cartels weren’t involved.

[@rondameier8168]

@@ab3611 maybe, maybe not....

[@rondameier8168]

@@ab3611 also, the guy stated at some point early in the interaction (I think prior to him being asked to step out, or around that time) that he had come from Yuma, Arizona...... That's why I think the cartels were involved....

[@ab3611]

@@rondameier8168 the guy rented the car in Tulsa. Marijuana doesn’t come from Arizona anymore. Oklahoma has become a major source of black market marijuana in the last few years. If he would’ve had hard drugs then I’d agree it was a cartel. Please don’t be naive and think this was a major bust. This is crumbs. Marijuana isn’t a threat.

[@rondameier8168]

@@ab3611 first off, I never thought or even commented it was a "major bust". Nor am I naive as you put it. And if you think Marijuana isn't coming out of Arizona, given that cartel members have been caught on camera crossing the border into Yuma, recently, with back packs full of God knows what and armed to the teeth, or the thousands of other people crossing the Yuma sector illegally, then you are the one being naive. Marijuana can be just as destructive and addictive as any other hard drug, maybe not as bad, but it's still a drug. But that's neither here nor there. Like I said in another comment, the driver himself said he was coming from Yuma, Arizona towards the beginning of the interaction. That's not to say the guy wasn't from Yuma, then picked up the vehicle in Oklahoma, the Marijuana could have come from multiple places including Oklahoma..... Either way he was lying about all kinds of details..... But don't insult my intelligence. I'm not a 20 something year old after all.

[@NayColtNay]

This guys is a copping machine. Has it down to a science. Him sniffing around the front of the car during the search was crazy

[@DinFL]

“What am I looking at…” “A felony”

[@stephen4763]

A very pissed cartel member too. “Hey hombre where’s my money”? Sound familiar?

[@stacieroddy8564]

Love the way they speak encouragement and praise to the K9 officers.

[@jackiemarini3203]

Love the K9 so good at your job Raptor 💙🇺🇸🐕‍🦺🐾🐾

[@xxf0rg3tm3n0txx]

"my buddy and his grandma" ...I think it's time they are taught a new line

[@Moose6340]

Also, oh my God, the trilling noise he uses to tell Raptor that "it's on-duty time" is awesome. Most of these videos the K-9 is going crazy in the back of the car the whole stop. This guy, literally, has an alarm clock noise that's like an on switch for the dog. Talk about a smart handler and a well-trained pupper.

[@kenanjackson8919]

The smile on the troopers face and the head shake as he’s walking back to the car knowing he’s got him something good is priceless 😂😂

[@Jayybaebie]

I said this!😂😂😂😂

[@evil_dave]

oh no theres a video of this drug mule ratting out and saying he’ll tell the police more if they work with him lol. he better pray they don’t see this video 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@tommyf6576]

He’s letting his contact know he’s screwed

[@seanward672]

👮 I will say, being a police officer has got to be one of the hardest jobs to do in life. One of the most dangerous jobs in the world 🌎.

[@EmmaJean007]

I love this channel. 😅😎

[@metriusadams60]

I had a friend that was a truckdriver over 20 years ago smuggled 500lbs of weed 13:58 in his diesel trailer as a mule for someone. DPS stopped him, he got 5 years federal.

[@darrellhoke2199]

Get those drug runners, all they do is bring crime and hurt in are communitys, they should be given life. 😅

[@mernellmobley6782]

I love the way this trooper communicates with his K9. I could listen to him all day. Hes so polite to this drug mule. Thank you getting one more haul off the street. Love this trooper.