Sophia Stockton, a student at MidAmerica Nazarene University, ordered a used textbook about terrorism from an Amazon user. When the book arrived, she flipped through the pages and "a little tiny package falls out with white powder in it," according to Fox 4. Demonstrating that she pays attention to lectures, Stockton told the TV station: "In class we talked about people sending bombs in the mail, and I thought of, you know, they send anthrax in the mail, too."
Stockton took the baggie to the local police, and officers asked her if she had ordered cocaine (not an advised study aid) with the book. "I was like, 'no,' " she told them. Good answer.
Police valued the cocaine at $300-$400.
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"Funny how LEO's always know the value"
If you could sell the stuff for what the cops say it's worth, you'd be in business. The only people willing to pay those kind of prices are narcs.
When I was a pizza delivery driver, I was offered pot as a tip once. Looking back, I probably should have taken it.
Maybe the fine folks at Amazon have new marketing strategy.
What ever it takes to get those kids through college.....
Funny how LEO's always know the value.
I'll bet KCPD suscribes to high Times too.
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