Pickles, The Canadian Co. Drug Dog, Sniffs Out 5 Kilos Of Cocaine

More than $200,000 worth of cocaine was taken off the streets thanks to the Canadian County Sheriff's Office.

Investigators said the suspect tried to throw off the drug dog using hot sauce and dryer sheets!

“Almost five kilos of cocaine is a pretty big deal,” said Canadian County Undersheriff Chris West.

Deputies along I-40 pulled over 'ZZ Tyree Jabbar' of California for an inappropriate lane change early Saturday morning.

They said they immediately knew something was off.

“This guy was really bizarre, his behavior was extremely nervous and he really just had a tough time carrying on a normal conversation with them,” said Undersheriff West.

Deputies brought in Pickles, the narcotics dog.

Pickles was downwind and before he even reached the car, he picked up the scent.

“He began to alert before he ever got the vehicle and, he basically can detect the odor of the cocaine in the vehicle,” West explained.

Deputies said they found four individually wrapped bricks of cocaine in vacuum-sealed packages.

Someone had put hot sauce, dryer sheets and soap on the packages to try to hide the odor, but it did not fool Pickles.

“There's a lot of criminal activity, drugs, drug trafficking even large amounts of cash that are traveling up and down the interstates, so we try to be pretty vigilant,” West told News 9.

Jabbar has a lengthy rap sheet involving drug cases.

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Deputies said they still don't know exactly where those drugs were heading.

Jabbar was placed in the Canadian County Jail on a complaint of Drug Trafficking After a Former Conviction.

His bond was set at $100,000 dollars.