The K-9 unit of the Bergen County Sheriff’s Office was called in and the dog indicated the presence of narcotics, resulting in a vehicle search. That search revealed 360 pounds of cannabis, which is estimated to have a street value of US$1 million .
The police arrested both men at the scene, but when Windoloski was resisting, one detective suffered an injury to the arm. Both Porter and Windoloski have been charged with possession with intent to distribute marijuana over 25 pounds , while Windoloski also faces a charge of aggravated assault on a police officer and resisting arrest.
They have been remanded to the Bergen County Jail pending their first appearances in court. Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella, who emphasized the charges are merely accusations at this point, thanked the BCSO for its assistance in the investigation.Article content In New Jersey, adults can buy “regulated cannabis,” that being any form of cannabis that can be legally purchased at a licensed store, although retail outlets for recreational pot are not yet up and running,