Post by Clipper on Mar 2, 2012 12:25:18 GMT -5
Geez, people will do some strange things to hide drugs in today's world, but changing the hiding place at the last minute must lead to some serious halitosis!
UTICA —
A Utica man faces felony charges after city police said he hid crack cocaine in his buttocks and later fought with officers.
Members of the Utica Metro Narcotics Unit Thursday took Daniel Davis, 32, of Weston Place, into custody in the area of Whitesboro Street and Kernan Avenue after a warrant had been issued him.
While at police headquarters, Davis removed a plastic bag containing crack cocaine from his buttocks and placed it in his mouth in an attempt to swallow the evidence, police said.
Brings a whole new meaning to the term "CRACK cocaine," LOL Must leave a horrible taste in a person's mouth following such a change of hiding place. Pass the Scope please, haha!)
A struggle ensued among Davis and the officers, during which Sgt. David Matrulli injured his hand, police said.
Davis was charged with felony second-degree assault, felony tampering with physical evidence, misdemeanor seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and misdemeanor obstructing governmental administration, police said.
UTICA —
A Utica man faces felony charges after city police said he hid crack cocaine in his buttocks and later fought with officers.
Members of the Utica Metro Narcotics Unit Thursday took Daniel Davis, 32, of Weston Place, into custody in the area of Whitesboro Street and Kernan Avenue after a warrant had been issued him.
While at police headquarters, Davis removed a plastic bag containing crack cocaine from his buttocks and placed it in his mouth in an attempt to swallow the evidence, police said.
Brings a whole new meaning to the term "CRACK cocaine," LOL Must leave a horrible taste in a person's mouth following such a change of hiding place. Pass the Scope please, haha!)
A struggle ensued among Davis and the officers, during which Sgt. David Matrulli injured his hand, police said.
Davis was charged with felony second-degree assault, felony tampering with physical evidence, misdemeanor seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and misdemeanor obstructing governmental administration, police said.
