HARTFORD, Wis. (WFRV) - A police officer and his K-9 partner seized about 15 grams of meth/fentanyl during a traffic stop in Wisconsin while finding hundreds of texts concerning drug dealing. According to a Facebook post from the Hartford Police Department, Officer Parker noticed a speeding car that ran a red light and initiated a traffic stop. The suspect vehicle didn't initially stop, but the driver was reportedly making movements towards the center console. Residential fire in Appleton causes $8,000 in damage, sends one to hospital Officer Parker's partner K-9 Flash was deployed for a free air sniff during the stop and alerted to the presence of drugs. During a search initiated by probable cause, officers located 15.34 grams of pressed pills, which were tested and found to be meth/fentanyl pills. 38 pills were located in the form of small candy pieces. The driver consented to a search of his phone to prove he wasn't a drug dealer. The phone search resulted in officers finding over 900 text messages concerning drug activity, including delivery details. ‘Slow down, increase following distance’: Wisconsin officials remind motorists to be cautious on wintry roads The suspect is currently held at the Washington County Jail for possession with intent to distribute narcotics. No more details were provided.