LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. – Two people are facing charges after detectives allegedly discovered a bag labeled “definitely not a bag full of drugs” that contained suspected narcotics, according to officials in Laurel County.
The Laurel County Sheriff’s Office said a detective spotted a suspicious vehicle parked in an employee-only area of a business.
While speaking with the man and woman inside the vehicle, the detective noticed a plastic bag containing what appeared to be narcotics.
During the investigation, the detective also found a second bag inside the vehicle labeled “definitely not a bag full of drugs.” Authorities said that bag also contained additional suspected narcotics.
Officials said 51-year-old Tricia Croley handed the detective a false identification card that belonged to another person. After confirming her actual identity, the detective discovered she had an active outstanding warrant.
Authorities said 48-year-old Damon Bennett was also inside the vehicle. A records check revealed that Bennett likewise had outstanding warrants.
Both were arrested and taken to the Laurel County Corrections Center.
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