Narcotics With Street Value Of $590,000 Seized During Traffic Stop
GOLDSBORO – The Wayne County Sheriff’s Office seized a large quantity of illegal narcotics during a traffic stop earlier this month. Officers released information on the incident yesterday (Wednesday).
On April 8th, Wayne County ACE Team deputies were working in the Goldsboro city limits and stopped a car for a license plate violation. During the traffic stop, a K-9 was deployed and alerted to the odor of possible narcotics.
During a search of the car, 3,953 grams of cocaine, 1,742 grams of methamphetamine, 6,350 grams of marijuana, and 25 grams of MDMA were reportedly found. Authorities said the drugs had a potential street value of approximately $590,000.
Jonathan Diaz Soriano, age 36, of S. Slocumb Street, Goldsboro was arrested on 10 charges including trafficking narcotics, maintaining a vehicle for a controlled substance, and carrying a concealed gun. Soriano was held on a $1.5 million secured bond at the Wayne County Detention Center.
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See? See what open borders gets us? Drugs, human trafficking, child sex slavery, etc. Why do people vote for this?
He an american citizen
y’all want the drugs
It’s like leaving your doors unlocked. You don’t know exactly what’s going to happen, but its more than likely not good (these days).
Great job WCSO for helping keeping this trash from reaching our kids.
Does Soriano have a neck. What an ugly mug, WOW!
Borders aren’t the issue , it’s people in the US demanding the drugs, but of course when it’s a person of color everyone quickly wants a wall , but let it not be a person of color they’re automatically “ mentally ill “ but that’s none of my business 🙂
You’re absolutely right. Instead of demanding a wall everytime they catch a person of color doing this, they should instead worry about trying to bring down the demand rate. As long as there is a high demand here in the US, there’s always going to be people like him ( and I don’t mean his color, I mean his actions)
Man let’s just leave it to God
We ain’t no one to judge