Carrie Waldemar and Nicolas Brown arrested in Roseville meth bust
Roseville police arrested Carrie Waldemar and Nicolas Brown after officers found three pounds of meth during a traffic stop, authorities said Tuesday.
Carrie Waldemar and Nicolas Brown were arrested after a traffic stop in Roseville, police announced Tuesday. Officers booked the pair into jail on multiple drug charges following a vehicle search.
An officer with the Roseville Police Department stopped an SUV just after 1 a.m. on Sept. 11. The stop occurred near Riverside Avenue and Interstate 80 for multiple traffic violations. During the stop, a police dog named Ciro alerted the officer to the presence of drugs.
The officer searched the vehicle. Three pounds of methamphetamine were found concealed inside the car, Roseville police said.
Waldemar, 45, and Brown, 42, are both residents of Rocklin. Police arrested both individuals for possession of methamphetamine. They also face charges for the sale and transportation of a controlled substance.
Officers booked Waldemar and Brown into the South Placer County Jail, Roseville police said.
Police K-9 units assist patrol officers by detecting illegal substances during routine vehicle stops. Individuals booked into county detention facilities generally await an initial court appearance or post bail. Placer County handles criminal prosecutions for offenses committed within the city of Roseville.
The Roseville Police Department announced the arrests on Tuesday.
