ALPHARETTA, Georgia (AP) - Authorities say a traffic stop in the Atlanta suburb of Alpharetta led to the discovery of $2.8 million worth of cocaine, methamphetamine and cash.

Georgia state troopers stopped a brown Honda Accord within the Alpharetta city limits.

Alpharetta police spokesman George Gordon tells The Atlanta Journal-Constitution that investigators found 87 kilograms of cocaine inside the car, along with one kilogram of methamphetamine and four large bags of U.S. currency in excess of $130,000 dollars.

Police estimated the total value of the seized narcotics and currency at $2.8 million dollars.

Police arrested the 27-year-old driver. Authorities say he had only a Mexican driver's license and no proof of ownership for the car, and faces numerous charges including trafficking in cocaine and methamphetamine after the Jan. 26 traffic stop.