Nebraska State Patrol reports that a drug-detection dog discovers a large quantity of cocaine during a routine traffic stop. Authorities say the K9, identified as Gable, alerts troopers to the odor of a controlled substance coming from the vehicle. After the dog’s alert, police locate 525 pounds of cocaine. The driver is arrested at the scene, according to police statements. One outlet identifies the arrested driver as a California man, while other details beyond the arrest are not included in the provided reports. The traffic stop is described as routine, and the discovery is attributed to the dog’s alert behavior during the stop. The reports focus on the amount of cocaine recovered and the role of the K9 in helping troopers find the substance. Both sources present the same core sequence: a traffic stop, the dog alerts to possible drugs, troopers discover 525 pounds of cocaine, and the driver is taken into custody.