Another way to fight possession with intent to distribute cases is to challenge whether the defendant actually knew about the substances found. Berry Law recently won a possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine case in which a young man did not know he was traveling with a drug dealer. At trial, law enforcement explained that they had been following the drug dealer and set up a controlled buy in a parking lot prior to her picking up our client. Police later received a call from the drug dealer attempting to set up another deal and police promptly arrested both her and the passenger. The passenger claimed he did not know anything about the drugs and was ultimately found not guilty at trial. Unfortunately, even though police did not have much evidence to connect him to the crime, he was still charged and had to take the matter to a jury trial. This is not uncommon in possession with intent to distribute cases.