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A Nacogdoches man faces a $1.05 million bond after a traffic stop and home search yielded large amounts of marijuana, ecstasy, crack cocaine, cash, and firearms.

Routine traffic stop in Nacogdoches leads to the identification and arrest of a suspected key individual involved in local drug trafficking.

Houston man: "No drugs." Deputies find 17 lbs ecstasy, meth, cocaine. Speeding stop leads to felony charges.

Due to a problem with holding onto old evidence the Houston Police Department has rats getting into the evidence rooms and eating drugs like weed and mushrooms.

Officials are moving quickly to seal up the passageway

Crime Stoppers put out a cash reward of $1,000 to locate Tristan Gardner Jr., 18 of Nacogdoches.

During a search of the vehicle, they discovered a felony amount of illegal substances.

Rumors had started that the man was an escaped convict.

Many of the arrestees this week were MTRPs, which stands for Motion To Revoke Probation.

Causing an officer to come into contact with anything coming out of your body is a likely way to get put in jail.

Meth possession and stealing materials like copper, brass, aluminum, or bronze are both examples of State Jail Felonies in Texas.

His bond has been set at half a million dollars, and he has been charged with a class one felony, the highest.