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Coppola said that Sgt. Kley Peralta and Officer Mark Torsiello stopped the pair as they traveled north on the Palisades Interstate Parkway near Exit 4 because their 2005 Mitsubishi Lancer had unclear license plates.
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As a result, Coppola said, Speight and Sylak were arrested and transported to Palisades Interstate Parkway Police headquarters in Alpine.
During processing at headquarters, Coppola said, Speight was found to have the bags of heroin concealed in his rectum, and Sylak was found to have a syringe and a spoon, both with heroin residue, concealed in the liner of his jacket. Both men were charged with possession with intent to distribute, and Sylak was additionally charged with possession of drug paraphernalia.