$200K Worth of Cocaine, Some Disguised as Marble Cake, Is Discovered in Pair's Car in Maine, Police Say
A man and woman were pulled over in Maine and were discovered to have $200,000 worth of cocaine in their possession, half of which was disguised as a cake covered in coffee grounds.
About $200,000 worth of cocaine disguised as a cake was discovered in a car in Maine, according to police, who said they seized the drugs and nearly $2,000 as a result of the stop.
Police said they responded to a tip and stopped a car on Interstate 295, according to The Associated Press.
They found and seized $1,900 in cash alongside the four pounds of cocaine their K9 sniffed out, police said.
The Maine Drug Enforcement Agency said about two pounds of the cocaine was disguised as a marble cake with coffee grounds used to cover up the scent, according to the AP.
The man and woman were charged with aggravated trafficking in schedule W drugs, the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency told the Bangor Daily News.
They were released on bail, the AP reported.
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