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An Alabama man was caught red-handed with Easter eggs full of practically 200 fentanyl drugs — as an alternative of chocolate treats.
The Colbert County Sheriff’s Workplace introduced in a Fb submit that officers with the county’s drug activity pressure arrested 29-year-old Jamarious Dequan Qualls on April 1 at roughly 11:45 a.m.
Police quickly realized that Qualls had a warrant out for his arrest in a close-by county and the 29-year-old allowed police to go looking his automotive.
Investigators found orange and gold plastic Easter eggs in his automotive.
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A person was arrested after authorities in Alabama discovered practically 179 fentanyl drugs hidden inside Easter eggs throughout a visitors cease. (Colbert County Sheriff’s Division)
Authorities stated the eggs contained 176 fentanyl drugs and a plastic bag containing 300 ml of artificial hashish.
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Qualls was taken into custody and charged with trafficking in unlawful medicine and illegal possession with intent to distribute a managed substance.
The Colbert County Sheriff’s Workplace stated Jamarious Dequan Qualls was arrested Monday after police seized fentanyl and hashish from his automotive. (Colbert County Sheriff’s Division)
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He’s being held on a $150,000 bond, Colbert County deputies stated.
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