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Louisville police seize $100K of meth hidden inside air fryer

Police in Louisville found $100,000 worth of meth stuffed inside an air fryer.
Police in Louisville found $100,000 worth of meth stuffed inside an air fryer.
By Bob D’Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Dec 8, 2019

Police in Kentucky discovered $100,000 worth of methamphetamine hidden inside an air fryer, authorities said.

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In a Facebook post, Louisville Metro police officials said narcotics officers were tracking a parcel Saturday containing the 20-pound package of drugs, which was being mailed to a residence in Louisville, WHAS reported.

The narcotics unit verified the package was delivered and then executed a search warrant to confiscate it, WLKY reported.

"The suspect was not home at time of seizure," Louisville police wrote on Facebook. "On blast ... Hey, Mr. Sergio Figueroa, if you want your dope ... call LMPD."

Police said the investigation was ongoing.

"We're not done," Louisville police wrote on Facebook.

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