A routine traffic stop early Sunday morning, Nov. 17, led to the arrest of a local man on multiple drug-related charges.

At approximately 2:00 a.m., Deputy Bryce Camp of the Limestone County Sheriff’s Office initiated a stop on a vehicle for an expired tag near the 365 Exit on Interstate 65.

During the stop, Camp developed probable cause to search the vehicle. The search resulted in the discovery of Fentanyl, Marijuana and various drug paraphernalia.

“I am incredibly proud of Deputy Camp for his outstanding work removing these dangerous drugs from our streets,” Limestone County Sheriff Joshua McLaughlin stated in the release. “This is a significant step in our ongoing commitment to protect our community from the devastating effects of substance abuse. We will continue to aggressively pursue those who traffic and distribute fentanyl, a substance that poses an enormous risk to our families and loved ones.”

The 53-year-old male from Harvest was arrested and charged with the following offenses:

— Trafficking Fentanyl

— Possession of Marijuana in the 2nd Degree

— Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

At the time of this release, Robinson’s bond has not yet been set by a judge.

“If you have any information about Fentanyl dealers operating in our area, we urge you to come forward,” McLaughlin said. “Your tip could be the key to stopping the spread of this deadly drug and saving lives in our community.”