Meal deal: meth found hidden inside McMuffin during a police car search in Western Australia
Australian police discovered 3.5 grams of methamphetamine hidden inside a McMuffin during a traffic stop in Broome. The arrest was part of an ongoing investigation into illicit drug activity in the region.
Why it matters
It highlights local law enforcement efforts to combat drug trafficking in remote Australian regions.
Three and a half grams of Meth allegedly found in McMuffin during Broome traffic stop – video Australian police and policing Meal deal: meth found hidden inside McMuffin during a police car search in Western Australia Police say the drugs were uncovered as part of ongoing investigations into illicit drugs in Broome
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Prefer the Guardian on Google A Western Australian man has been charged after police said they found approximately 3.5 grams of methylamphetamine in a ziplock bag wedged between the bacon and egg of a McMuffin meal during a car search.
The arrest on 20 August was part of ongoing investigations into illicit drugs in Broome, in WA’s Kimberley region.
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