Another day, another drug bust on I-70. Thursday in Montgomery County, Missouri State Highway Patrolman uncovered 221 pounds of marijuana inside a 2025 Chrysler Pacifica, with Utah plates.

Troopers originally stopped Briana Roberts, of Spanaway, Washington, for expired plates and following traffic too closely on eastbound I-70.

The trooper noted that a child was in a booster seat and several recently purchased duffle bags were seen throughout the vehicle. The child was apparently not in the proper restraint and Roberts was brought to the trooper’s patrol car, the statement says. Roberts refused to allow the trooper to search the vehicle, but a search warrant was obtained and roughly 221 pounds of weed was found throughout the various duffle bags in the vehicle, the statement says.

Roberts allegedly told the trooper she was moving to Atlanta, Georgia, and later she denied knowing about the weed in the car, court documents say.

Roberts was charged today (Friday) with first-degree drug trafficking and endangering the welfare of a child. She is being held without bond at the Montgomery County Jail. A court date has not been scheduled.