Police Dog Makes Million-Dollar Find

Good boy, Gunner. You, too, human partner Sgt. Gene Davis of the Okanogan County Sheriff's Office in Washington state. The pair discovered two suitcases filled with methamphetamine in the 4-million-acre Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, reports CNN. Total weight: 186 pounds. Total street value: $1 million, reports KREM. The discovery of the suitcases in heavy brush came during a drug-smuggling investigation in the town of Mazama, near the Canadian border. "Cocaine has been the main narcotic purchased by detectives over the last few years but methamphetamine is a close second," per the Okanogan County Sheriff's Office's website. (More police dogs stories.)