Working meth lab busted in Walmart store
IS WALMART offering enterprising types the chance to open a store inside its stores? Until recently, a store inside a Walmart in South St. Louis County, Missouri, was producing drugs in what police called an “active methamphetamine production laboratory”.
One news report tells us the “lab” involved a female shoplifting suspect making “meth in the loss prevention office.”
Good to see she’s not wasting her time. American was built of hard yakka and chutzpah.
KDSK-TV notes:
“Loss prevention had detained the woman, and she was placed in a holding area until officers arrived. While she was detained, she began cooking meth in the holding room.”
It turns out that you can fit a meth lab inside your handbag:
Portable meth labs, also known as “shake and bake” labs, are typically made out of a two-liter or 20-ounce water bottles.
Shake and bake? Like this:
Emptying all but the last few sips from a liter of Aquafina, he peeled off the outer layers of a lithium battery and crushed two packets’ worth of Sudafed. He sprayed starting fluid into the plastic bottle and added the final few ingredients, including a few tablets of ammonium nitrate fertilizer. Then he commenced to shake the container like a maraca.
That experince ended in disaster when the toop of teh bottle as unscrewed snd blew up in the lab worker’s face.
Still, it’s encouraging to k wo that science and small business zones have rarely been more popular…
Image: 2011 -Elizabeth Halfmoon was arrested for mixing up starter fluid with sulfuric acid inside a plastic bottle and taping the cap on in her mobile “meth lab”.
Posted: 8th, June 2012 | In: Strange But True Comment (1) | TrackBack | Permalink
