A pair of traveling suspects was arrested in Bristol, Virginia, after officers seized more than four pounds of suspected narcotics from a vehicle, police said.
Investigators identified the suspects as Kaleb Carter and Juliana Creed, according to police.
Carter and Creed had allegedly been traveling out of state and returning to the Bristol area with narcotics, police said.
On July 28, officers located the suspects’ vehicle to execute a search warrant, according to police.
The Bristol, Virginia Police Department carried out the search warrant on the automobile, police said. Investigators were assisted during the operation by Bristol, Tennessee Police and Virginia State Police.
A search of the vehicle uncovered approximately four pounds of suspected methamphetamine, according to police.
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Officers also discovered approximately two ounces of suspected fentanyl inside the car, police said.
Investigators were not dealing with a small quantity of drugs during the seizure, police said. The operation yielded more than four pounds of suspected controlled substances in total, according to authorities.
Both Carter and Creed were arrested following the search, police said.
The suspects now face multiple felony charges involving the alleged transportation, possession and distribution of Schedule I or II controlled substances, according to police.
Those charges include felony counts related specifically to allegedly transporting both methamphetamine and fentanyl into Virginia with the intent to sell or distribute, police said.
Both Carter and Creed face multiple felony counts following the drug investigation, police said. Both are accused, not convicted.
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