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AUGUSTA, Maine (WGAN) A driver who was stopped by police in Augusta is charged with OUI and drug trafficking.
Maine State Police say the person, whose name has not been released, was driving a pick-up truck in Augusta on Tuesday when they were stopped for a registration violation. Police said there were signs of criminal activity and indications that the driver was under the influence.
Police then searched the vehicle and found about 2 ounces of cocaine.
Police are still investigating.
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