A small mistake can have big consequences. A 34-year-old man had proof of this on Thursday. While driving his vehicle in the town of Colomiers, around 7:30 p.m., this individual was intercepted by the police of the territorial brigade (BT) west. His flashing light was not working, so the police wanted to check it and draw up a report.
As they approached the vehicle, the police officers quickly noticed a peculiar smell. They therefore asked the motorist to open his vehicle. The latter, a drug delivery driver, was carrying 55 g of resin, 120 g of grass, 130 pills of ecstasy, 10 g of cocaine and 800 euros in cash.
He was taken into police custody and then referred for immediate appearance
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