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A traffic stop took a turn for RCMP after officers discovered a pizza box holding more than leftover takeout.
Two people are facing charges after Battleford and Unity RCMP find what officers suspect to be a significant quantity of methamphetamine hidden in a pizza box during a traffic stop.
The traffic stop was conducted on March 28 by Battlefords RCMP in Battleford, in relation to a Unity RCMP investigation.
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A vehicle was stopped and its two occupants, a man and a woman, were arrested. Police, who had a search warrant for the vehicle, towed it to a “secure police facility,” according to a release from RCMP on Wednesday.
During a thorough search, officers located and seized about 126 grams of “suspected methamphetamine hidden in a pizza box inside the vehicle.”
Police said the substance will be tested further.
The continued investigation has resulted in charges being laid against a 70-year-old Wilkie man and a 26-year-old woman from North Battleford under The Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.
The man and woman appeared in North Battleford Provincial Court on March 30.
