The amount of drugs could have a street value of more than $9 million, Special Agent Todd Edwards estimated.
"It's a very significant seizure," Edwards said.
A federal complaint unsealed Friday shows that police have been investigating a man named Perry Brown, 53, of Baltimore, and were tracking his phone when they received information about a possible drug transaction.
Investigators traced Brown's phone to a truck stop parking lot in the 8800 block of Washington Blvd. in Jessup, and watched as he removed two large bags from a tractor-trailer cab and placed them inside his vehicle, court records say. They followed Brown onto I-95, where Maryland Transportation Authority Police conducted a stop for alleged traffic violations near the I-195 exit.
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