Columbiana County, OH – A traffic stop in Columbiana County led to the discovery of multiple suspected narcotics and cash on Wednesday, October 22, according to the Columbiana County Sheriff’s Office.
Deputy Kerchofer and his K-9 partner Jimmy reportedly conducted the stop, during which they located suspected fentanyl, suboxone, heroin, and methamphetamine. The driver, identified as Sterling Henry of Youngstown, was arrested on misdemeanor charges, with felony charges pending the results of laboratory testing, officials said.
Authorities released a photo showing multiple sealed evidence bags containing suspected narcotics alongside several stacks of cash. The Sheriff’s Office did not specify the exact location of the stop or the vehicle type involved.
Deputies credited K-9 Jimmy for assisting in the discovery of the drugs. The Sheriff’s Office noted that the case remains under investigation and that lab results will determine the final charges.
Residents are reminded that all suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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