Raccoon caught 'smoking' meth in bodycam footage
A routine traffic stop turned into a bizarre scene as a police officer discovered a pet raccoon sitting in the driver?s seat with a meth pipe in its mouth. On May 5 in Akron, Ohio, a search of the vehicle uncovered methamphetamine, crack cocaine, and three used glass meth pipes. The driver, Victoria Vidal, 55, was charged with felony drug possession, three counts of drug paraphernalia possession, and driving under suspension. The raccoon was unharmed, police said, and notification was made to the proper authorities to determine that Vidal had the proper paperwork and documentation to own the raccoon
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