Meth Trafficker Nabbed in Cherokee County

0:00Narcotics investigators in Cherokee County, Alabama, just nabbed a big fish in a routine traffic stop. 57-year-old Jimmy Ray Raimi from Cedar Bluff got arrested Sunday night March 29 on charges of trafficking methamphetamine and possessing drug paraphernalia. The bus went down in the Pollard's Bend area on County Road 7. One investigator was patrolling when he clocked Raimi's vehicle speeding and pulled him over. He stops highlight how local law enforcement stays on top of drug activity in rural spots like this, keeping an eye out to protect the community, from heavy narcotics flow. Raimi now faces serious trafficking charges, which carry heavy penalties in Alabama, and he's locked up at the Cherokee County Detention Center, awaiting his next court date. Authorities say this is part of their ongoing push to cut down meth distribution, so expect more patrols like this keeping the streets safer around, here. Civil News, powered by AI. This is Birmingham News Today.