Temora: Methylamphetamine found in nappy during traffic stop, police say
A woman has been charged over the shocking find, which was hidden inside a car.
Police have made a shocking discovery of methylamphetamine inside a nappy.
About 11.30pm yesterday, the drugs were located during a traffic stop in Temora, about 400 kilometres south-west of Sydney.
Police said two cars were stopped as part of an investigation into drug supply in the area.
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Three people were arrested at the scene; two women, 27 and 33, and a 32-year-old man.
The 27-year-old was charged with possessing a small quantity of drugs (not cannabis leaf/MDMA), possessing or attempting to prescribe a restricted substance, dealing with property proceeds of crime less than $100,000, and supplying a prohibited drug.
The other two people were released.
The 27-year-old is expected to appear in court on Saturday.
