Thursday, January 31, 2008
Dallas police discover massive amounts of cocaine during otherwise-normal call
Noise disturbance call leads to seizure of about $350,000 worth of cocaine.
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"Honey, we're gonna be playing some loud music -- you might want to hide the enormous amounts of cocaine we have on the kitchen table."
Oops -- Dallas police were called to an apartment in the 10100 block of West Technology Boulevard near Interstate 35E Tuesday night to investigate a noise disturbance, and ended up seizing about $350,000 worth of cocaine in the process. No arrests have been made yet.
Posted by Alex B.
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