Alabama police find squirrel high on meth during raid
Alabama law forbids holding wild animals so, on the advice of environmental protection agents, the squirrel was set loose.
As 2020 comes to a close some New York residents can add another woe to the long list this year has wrought: vicious squirrels. iStock
Police in the US state of Alabama made an unusual seizure this week during a drug raid: a squirrel high on methamphetamine.
The apartment’s occupant wanted to make sure his caged “attack squirrel” was sufficiently aggressive so he fed it animal methamphetamine, the Limestone County’s sheriff’s office told The News Courier, a local newspaper.
Drugs and munitions also were seized during the raid on Monday.
Alabama law forbids holding wild animals so, on the advice of environmental protection agents, the squirrel was set loose.
“It ran into the woods and did not attack the deputies who released it,” the sheriff’s office said on its Facebook page.
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