Cheyenne Detectives Seize 12 Pounds of Suspected Meth on Greyhound Bus
Cheyenne detectives recently seized approximately 12 pounds of suspected methamphetamine from a Greyhound bus. The operation took place on Sunday afternoon, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking in the area.
Details of the Seizure
The incident involved a federal search warrant targeting a suspect identified as 34-year-old Marco A. Solis. Solis, a non-U.S. resident, was located on the bus heading to Cheyenne.
- Date of Incident: Sunday
- Time: Around 5 p.m.
- Location: Interstate 25, near High Plains Road exit
- Weight of Suspected Meth: 11.96 pounds
- Bond Amount: $100,000 cash
Operation Details
Detectives acting on intelligence reportedly pulled over the Greyhound bus after confirming that Solis was onboard. He was found seated towards the rear of the bus. Following standard protocol, he complied with the officers’ orders.
Evidence Discovery
Upon further investigation, detectives found a backpack belonging to Solis. Inside, they discovered the suspicious substance. The weight of nearly 12 pounds aligns with quantities typically associated with drug distribution.
Legal Proceedings
Marco A. Solis is currently being held under a cash bond while the investigation continues. He is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The case underscores the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement in controlling the distribution of methamphetamine.
This seizure reflects heightened vigilance among Cheyenne authorities as they work to address the growing issue of drug trafficking in the region.
