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PAWHUSKA, Okla. – Authorities in northern Oklahoma are investigating after allegedly finding a large amount of marijuana inside a semi-truck.
On Wednesday, FOX 23 reports that Pawhuska police officers pulled over a semi-truck after it ran a red light.
One officer reportedly said something felt not quite right about the truck.
When they searched the semi-truck, they discovered over 10,000 pounds of what appeared to be marijuana.
According to FOX 23, the driver handed officers a vague receipt for hemp and told police that they were headed to Colorado where recreational marijuana is legal. However, it is illegal to bring marijuana across state lines.
