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Orange County K-9 helps intercept 22 pounds of cocaine headed to Orlando area

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Published  August 5, 2025 2:58pm EDT
Crime and Public Safety
FOX 35 Orlando

The Brief

    • An Orange County Sheriff's Office (OCSO) K-9 is receiving a big "paws-up" following a large drug bust in the area.
    • The pup and her deputy helped to intercept 10 kilograms, 22 pounds, of cocaine headed for the Orlando area.
    • Officials say the cocaine had an estimated street value of $300,000.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. - An Orange County Sheriff's Office (OCSO) K-9 is receiving a big "paws-up" after she and her deputy partner recently intercepted 10 kilograms, 22 pounds, of cocaine headed for the Orlando area.

A ‘good girl’

What we know:

Myah, an OCSO K-9, is receiving lots of attention following a large drug bust in the area. 

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The pup and her deputy helped to intercept 10 kilograms, 22 pounds, of cocaine headed for the Orlando area. 

Officials say the cocaine had an estimated street value of $300,000.

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In addition, Myah also seized 32 pounds of cannabis shortly after locating the cocaine.

Orange County Sheriff's Office K-9 Myah recently helped her deputy intercept a large amount of drugs. (Credit: Orange County Sheriff's Office)

The Source: This story was written based on information shared by the Orange County Sheriff's Office (OCSO). 

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