and drug paraphernalia. During a routine traffic stop in Springfield Township, Ohio, police officers encountered an unexpected situation involving a pet raccoon and illegal narcotics. On May 5 ...

The 55-year-old woman was pulled over for an active warrant and a suspended license when an officer made the startling ...

In Springfield Township, Ohio, a routine traffic stop led to the arrest of Victoria Vidal after officers discovered her pet ...

After Springfield Township police encountered a raccoon with a meth pipe during a recent traffic stop, they are working the ...

Ohio police discovered drugs after finding a pet raccoon with a meth pipe during a traffic stop on May 5.

Chewy’ the pet raccoon is going viral after police discovered him with his owner’s meth pipe in his mouth during a traffic ...

Spread the loveThe Springfield Township Police Department in Ohio, were surprised over the recent discovery of a woman’s pet ...

Police officers in Ohio found a raccoon with a glass pipe used for smoking methamphetamines in his mouth during a traffic ...

It is illegal to keep wildlife without a permit and keep wild animals as pets in Ohio, reports NBC affiliate WCMH. However, raccoons, foxes, deer, moose, caribou, zebras, llamas, alpacas, emu, elk and ...

THIS is the moment police spotted a raccoon sitting with a meth pipe in its mouth during a routine traffic stop. The ...

The raccoon has her meth pipe,” an officer is heard saying with a laugh on body cam footage. “That’s evidence now.” When the ...

Chewy the raccoon: Akron woman arrested on drug charges Monday after pet raccoon was found with her ... and what raccoon ownership laws are in Ohio. Officers initially conducted a traffic stop ...