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Police say they seized more than $15,000 in cash last month during a traffic stop south of 100 Mile House — money investigators believe is the proceeds of crime.
According to a BC Highway Patrol news release, a Dodge pickup truck was pulled over on Highway 97 on Nov. 17.
“As a result of the stop, the officer seized a small quantity of cannabis,” BCHP Cpl. Serge Bruneau said in the release.
“The investigation also led to the seizure of just over $15,000 in cash, suspected to be from the proceeds of crime.”
Bruneau said the occupants of the truck were released pending the outcome of the investigation.
