Ohio will face a 'complex, volatile, and unpredictable drug landscape.' 3News is getting a closer look at those emerging ...

A pet raccoon named Chewy was in the driver's seat of a car in central Ohio earlier this week, holding a glass meth pipe in its mouth, according to police.

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 ...

Police in Ohio had an interesting encounter Monday after a pet raccoon was found with a meth pipe during a traffic stop.

This was a first for an Ohio police department ... Upon returning to the vehicle, the officer found a pet raccoon, named “Chewy,” sitting in the driver’s seat with a glass meth pipe in ...

A pet raccoon with a meth pipe in its mouth caught the eye of Ohio cops during a traffic stop for a suspended license — leading them to discover a huge drug supply Monday. Eagle-eyed officers ...

Vidal was charged with possession of drugs, three counts of possession of drug paraphernalia ... It is illegal to keep wildlife without a permit and keep wild animals as pets in Ohio, reports NBC ...

1:00 ‘He’s trying to smoke it’: Ohio Police find pet raccoon with ‘meth pipe ... Chewy’s adventures in drug paraphernalia led the officers to further search the car, where they ...

A 55-year-old Akron woman was arrested May 5 and charged with multiple drug offenses after a raccoon was discovered in her vehicle holding a meth pipe in its mouth, Springfield Township police ...

An officer spotted Chewy with a meth pipe in its mouth which led the police to search a vehicle they initially stopped for a suspended driver's license. What started as a police officer stopping a ...