WAGONER, Okla. — A Racine woman was arrested after being pulled over in Oklahoma with 105 pounds of marijuana on Tuesday.
According to the Wagoner County Sheriff's Office, a K-9 deputy pulled the woman over for an expired tag. The driver was identified as Penny Feucht of Racine.
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As the deputy was speaking with Feucht, officials say a strong odor of marijuana was emitting from the car. The deputy then asked her to exit the vehicle and his K-9 partner was deployed.
The K-9 alerted to the vehicle and the deputy began to search the vehicle. The Wagoner County Sheriff's Office says a total of six duffle bags and suitcases containing about 105 pounds of marijuana were discovered.
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According to the Wagoner County Sheriff's Office, Feucht was knowingly transporting and in possession of over 25 pounds of marijuana. She did not possess a valid Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Card.
She was taken into custody for trafficking marijuana and transported to the Wagoner County Detention Center.