A traffic stop in Palm Beach Gardens led to a significant drug seizure. The stop involved a two-tone Mercedes Maybach, a luxury vehicle. The Palm Beach Gardens Police made the stop and found over 100 grams of cocaine. This discovery resulted in a major drug bust. Further details about the incident are available from CBS12, the source of this information.
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