A traffic stop in Santa Rosa led to the seizure of various items, including a gun and drugs. The stop was initiated due to an expired vehicle registration. The Santa Rosa Police Department was involved in the incident, which occurred early Thursday morning.
The location of the stop was near the intersection of College Avenue and Cleveland Avenue. Further details about the seizure and the traffic stop are available from the Santa Rosa Police Department, as reported by KRON4.
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