Drug Dealer Thought Police Were Clueless But They Knew

On August 2nd, 2022, a Louisiana State Trooper pulled over a man identified as Howard in Minden for a traffic offense. During the stop, the trooper suspected Davis was not truthful about his reasons for being in the area.

Davis was arrested and was facing a 40 year sentence followed by a fine of up to $1,000,000 dollars. He was sentenced to 22 years in prison followed by 5 years of supervised release.
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[NineteenEighty]

Dude gets 22 years in prison for drugs but I just seen a police can video of a woman getting 6 years for killing someone drinking and driving, that someone was 11 years old. Crazy world we live in.

Edit; She's also a repeated violent offender. Has many DUIs, domestic abuse, child abuse, and child neglect charges, yet DCFS kept giving her her kids back. DCFS fault for allowing her to be around kids knowing she's a danger to own children.

[UnbornGods]

Anytime a cop pulls someone over for "driving too close" they already know you have drugs.

[bigredd]

Anytime they make friendly conversation, they just buying time. It's a strategic move. 😂

[gmoordp]

You have no obligation to tell a cop where you are going or coming from

[chicomarlin]

My pops used to say- son, don’t be committin’ no traffic violations when you be committin’ felonies. Wise words. He’s scheduled for release in 2050

[_Just_V_]

Needing a “reason” to drive across state lines as an American citizen is nuts to me 🤣

[Wrangler]

Meanwhile pedos, rapists and murderers get lighter sentences than this dude 🤦

[jasonlapointe]

Its pretty sad that murderers serve less time than drug traffickers do what a joke our justice system is

[marcludwick]

"I went to that big ol' hospital" 🤣🤣

[cedricthomas]

You knew it was a wrap for him when the officer told him he pulled him over for driving too close to another car.🤔…. They were clearly tipped off and were waiting for him.

[lionmurrill]

Someone definitely snitched on him. The entire stop seemed fake. It wasn’t a coincidence that they just happened to have a drug sniffing dog near by.

[Dirtydollars]

The dog always alerts .. its trained to just fucking jump on cars and lie lol

[Quis_]

Two pockets full of cash, an awful alibi, history of trafficking say goodbye

[hammertyme]

This dude was caught before he even started. They was waiting on him.

[mikesspears]

Whoever told him that he would make a great drug trafficker needs to be fired!🤦🏽‍♂️

[bluefreak]

The dog alerting scam allows them to search every car. They never don’t alert if the cops want to search.

[ATLTraveler]

These people trafficking large amounts of drugs who have literally no back story planned completely baffle me…

[TopFix]

If a cop says "sit tight for a sec"... you're going to jail.

[BillyMack-eusw]

That wasn't no The traffic violation. Someone told on him👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾

[mathewherrera]

7 car lengths?!? Why aren’t cops 7 car lengths away from me when they’re behind me?