Cops Nail Suspected Native American Artifact Fence (Picture)

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Oregon State Police searched a home in Klamath Falls on Feb. 19, seizing Native American artifacts they believed were stolen and sold illegally. (Oregon State Police)

Detectives searched the home of a suspected dealer of Native American artifacts late last week, turning up cultural relics and grave goods looted from sites in Klamath County, Oregon State Police reported Monday.

Detectives with the Fish and Wildlife Division, which handle natural resources cases, hauled off the antiquities items while serving a search warrant last Thursday at the Klamath Falls home of 46-year-old Douglas Cotallese.

“Troopers also located methamphetamine, scales, packaging materials and other drug paraphernalia item,” police noted in a news release  MOREHERE

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