A routine traffic stop in Pickens County on Friday turned into a major drug bust when officers seized roughly a pound of methamphetamine, other drugs and cash from a Norcross man, according to authorities. Investigators said the haul appeared to be part of a suspected shipment headed for north Georgia and western North Carolina, and several local and federal task forces were involved in the stop and follow-up investigation.
In a press release shared via Union County Fire/Rescue & EMA, task force officers said the April 17 stop just off Highway 515 led to the seizure of approximately one pound of methamphetamine, multiple Schedule III controlled substances and nearly $2,000 in cash. Officials said the officers intercepted a significant quantity of narcotics destined for north Georgia and western North Carolina and noted that the investigation remains active and ongoing. Authorities said they plan to release more details as they are able…