Two men were arrested Saturday after a K-9 dog sniffed out drugs during a motor-vehicle stop.
Officers Girard Tell and Ryan VanSyckle stopped the car around 610 Noah's Road, and asked for K-9 Sgt. David Aristizabal to come with his partner, Dozer, Capt. Matt Hartman said.
Dozer made a positive indication that drugs were in the car, according to the report.
They found 8 ounces of cocaine and 128 bags of heroin, Hartman said. They also seized $14,616 in cash and the vehicle, a 2009 BMW.
The occupants, Tackeem Molley, 22, of Mays Landing, and Temon Molley, also 22, of Pleasantville, each was charged with first-degree possession of cocaine with intent to distribute and second-degree conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute, along with the third-degree charges of possession of cocaine, possession of heroin and possession of less than 50 grams of marijuana.
Both were taken to the Atlantic County Justice Facility pending detention hearings.
Tackeem Molley, left, and Temon Molley are both jailed pending detention hearings.
