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    Man found with drugs in socks after crash

    Blood sample taken and charges may be laid

    A man was found with baggies of street drugs in his socks after a crash involving four vehicles Monday afternoon on West Victoria Street, Kamloops RCMP said Wednesday.

    The vehicle he was driving, a Chev Blazer, crossed the centre line and caused the head-on crash at about 1 p.m., police said. The two vehicles spun out of control and hit two others.

    The man found with drugs was ejected from his vehicle. Police took blood samples and may lay charges.

    One of the baggies had white rocks and traces of cocaine in it.

    Three people were injured in the crash. All have been treated and released.

    Police are continuing their investigation and have asked witnesses to come forward.


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