A Man Was Stopped at an Airport with Cow Pajamas . . . Caked in Meth?
No one wants their COW PAJAMAS to be "caked" in anything. For one thing . . . it can be problematic if you're looking to hop on a flight.
A 31-year-old man from California was arrested after being stopped by airport security in L.A. He was on his way to Australia . . . with some bizarre items.
He checked a pink suitcase and a gray suitcase, which were screened by TSA officers. They flagged more than a dozen pieces of light-colored clothing.
One of the items was a cow pajama onesie, and it . . . along with the others . . . was "dried stiff, and covered in a white residue." It turned out to be METH.
The total weight of the meth-caked clothes was around 71.5 pounds, and officials extracted more than two pounds of meth from the clothes.
The man was charged with possession and intent to distribute, and he faces 10 years to life in federal prison.
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A 30-year-old woman was arrested after stealing a 2004 Ford Freestar worth around $2,000.
They kinda nailed her when they found her journal, which had an entry that was titled: "Totally stole a car today! . . . Super freaking out about it."
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A former "Deputy of the Year" in Georgia was charged with DUI after he was caught drunkenly "directing traffic" . . . despite there being no cars in the area.
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