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A Buffalo driver and his passenger are facing drug charges after police say they found cocaine during a traffic stop.
Sheriff's deputies pulled over 22-year-old Daniel Lang for traffic violations. During the traffic stop, deputies say they found out Lang's license was suspended. They say they also found a bag of cocaine on the floor of the car.
Deputies arrested Lang for criminal possession of a controlled substance, and unlicensed operation. They arrested his passenger, 29-year-old Michael Sweeny of Clarance, and charged him with criminal possession of cocaine.
Both were taken to the Erie County Holding Center, and later released on bail.
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