Thursday, July 10, 2008
Dallas police find stash of cocaine in car they’ve been driving for two months
It was right under their nose the whole time.
Dallas police found out that a car they'd seized in a drug raid and were driving around contained nearly 50 pounds of cocaine worth $400,000. The coke was hidden in a hydraulically-controlled compartment, which they say is an increasingly popular place to stash your coke.
Weird enough on its own that they found a bunch of coke in a car they'd been driving. But is it common for the police to drive cars they've seized in drug raids? The car was a 2004 black Infiniti seized on May 7. There was also a '99 Honda they sold at auction that they're going to track down and see if there's more cocaine hidden.
Posted by T.G.
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