STERLING, Va. (DC News Now) --- U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers said a California woman, who is a Global Entry trusted traveler, was arrested at Washington Dulles International Airport on Oct. 22 after police found various drugs in her suitcase. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers said that CBP narcotics detector dog Cinkos alerted them to a suitcase that was being offloaded from a flight that arrived from Amsterdam during a CBP enforcement operation. When officers searched the suitcase, they found multiple narcotics. Officers then allowed the suitcase to arrive at the baggage belt. Officers were able to identify the owner of the suitcase and took her to a secondary examination. While examining her suitcase, officers found and tested the narcotics. Firefighters battle 2-alarm townhouse fire in Burke The substances were identified as MDMA, psilocybin mushrooms, cocaine, ketamine, 2C-B and marijuana. Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police arrested and charged Taylor Alexandra Trautloff, 27, of Los Angeles, on felony narcotics possession charges. “Customs and Border Protection officers continue to work with our law enforcement partners to hold accountable those who violate our nation’s laws, and especially those travelers who CBP has bestowed a special trust upon, such as this Global Entry trusted traveler member,” said Marc E. Calixte, the CBP’s Area Port Director for the Area Port of Washington, D.C. Trautloff was a Global Entry trusted traveler member, which allows expedited clearance for pre-approved, low-risk travelers when they arrive in the United States. Global Entry holders enter the United States by going through specific Global Entry processing stations at selected airports. Trauloff's membership has since been revoked.