Traffic Stop Leads To Drug Trafficking Charges

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Updated: 7/16/2012 7:57 am
 Two people were charged with drug trafficking following a routine traffic stop in Rockcastle County.
 Kentucky State Police said they stopped a Toyota Camry just before 6 p.m. on I75.
 Troopers said when they searched the vehicle, they discovered a pound of marijuana and a half-ounce of cocaine hidden in the vehicle.
 Police said they arrested Joshua Ruch, 27, and Jennifer Starnes, 27, both of North Carolina.
 Both are in the Rockcastle County Detention Center.
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