On this episode of State Boys, a trooper with the Louisiana State Police Troop B will stop a vehicle for a traffic violation [music] on Interstate 10 in St. John the Baptist Parish. After talking to the driver, the traffic stop will escalate to something more. What will the troopers find? >> [music] [music] >> State Boys, body cam footage from the Louisiana State Police and law enforcement agencies across the state of Louisiana. >> [music] >> Roll down your windows, man. Roll down your window. Roll down your window. Roll down your window. Roll down your window. Thank you. How you doing, sir? You don't speak English only Spanish? Okay. ID? Thank you. All right. Step out for me. Back here. Since the driver says he can't speak English, the troopers tries their best to translate to tell him the reason he was stopped. Hey, uh do you gentlemen that speak Spanish? All right. got this gentleman stopped right here. You mind uh translating for me? All right. You just go ahead and let him know he's being stopped for doing 72 in a 60. Can you ask him where his attitude is? Can you ask him where his friend's house is? Can you ask him what his friend's name is? Javier friend, does he know his last name? So, he's driving down this here to see his friend. How long is he staying down here? Two days? He said just two days. All right, but he doesn't know. What did you say? And where is he coming from? I from I from Cuba. We live in Houston. He's coming from Houston? All right. How long was he there before he came here? He lives in Houston? He's been driving all day? Did he stop anywhere else? Where is he Where is he coming from? All right. When is he planning on going back uh home? Going to a baby shower at his friend's house? Is it for the same friend? What is the uh What's his name? All right. Tell him I'll be right back with him. After hearing the driver's itinerary, they [music] become suspicious. According to court records, troopers would then take this traffic stop a different route. The K9 named Tonya alerted to the vehicle, and this gives [music] the trooper probable cause to search the truck. Are you comfortable? You want me to start? >> 7:15 studio I don't You got it. Push back. Yeah? Good. The rest of the body cam will be muted by LSP, >> [music] >> but back in the truck, the troopers will find 6 kilos of fent. This traffic stop wasn't random. For months, the DEA has been investigating a criminal organization. They were originally after a man named Daniel Cabrera Vergara, the drug coordinator and facilitator for a Mexico leader named Javier Contreras Castillo. [music] The agents would monitor his WhatsApp communication and discover that Cabrera Vergara was one of Contreras' top contacts. In July 2023, 3 months before the traffic stop, DEA agents would install a drug pole camera at a residence in Louisiana believed to be a drug stash house. In August 2023, DEA agents would execute a search warrant in a house in Atlanta, but moments before the raid, the same F-150 that was in this traffic stop had just left the area prior to the operation. And based on Contreras' known drug dealing ties, they believe the F-150 was the drug and money carrier. Through September 2023, they would notice the same truck go in and out of Louisiana. The license plate readers also seen that the truck went back to Georgia as well. The DEA would again conduct an analysis of Contreras' phone and find the number that was his new top contact. The phone would be tied to the driver in this video. They would ping the phone location and DEA agents would set up surveillance in Louisiana, and troopers conducted this traffic stop knowing there may be something illegal in the vehicle. As a result of this traffic stop, the driver, Orlean Cabrera, was sentenced to 87 months in federal prison.