Police finds £10,000 worth of drugs, tiny lamb in back of a car, arrest three

Scottish police discovered a lamb in the back of a car – along with £10k worth of drugs

Stunned police officers have shared a picture of the bizarre moment they found a lamb inside the back of a car.

The strange discovery was made after they pulled over a suspected drug driver on the M74 in Glasgow on Saturday.

It wasn’t just the little lamb and a bag of chips on the back seat they came across during the search of the car though.

A police dog also sniffed out Class A drugs with a total street value of £10,000.

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Police Scotland joked about the peculiar situation on social media and tweeted: ‘Oh ewe!

‘Officers from #GlasgowRP stopped this vehicle (not a Lamborghini!) on the #M74 J3 NB yesterday.

‘In addition to this wee fella, roughly £10k in Class A drugs were recovered with assistance from @PSOSDogs.’

Scottish police discovered a lamb in the back of a car – along with £10k-worth of drugs

The ‘wee fella’ was in the back seat of the car when police carried out a search (Picture: Police Scotland)

The driver of the car tested positive for cocaine

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The driver of the car failed the roadside swab for cocaine (Picture: Police Scotland)

The driver was also further arrested for failing a roadside swab for cocaine.

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Police say the lamb has been taken in by a local farmer and enquiries are continuing to establish how it ended up in the car in the first place.

Officers confirmed that two men, aged 52 and 53, and a woman, 38, were arrested and charged with drug offences after the car was stopped at 6.10pm near junction 3.

A Police Scotland spokesman said: ‘The three occupants of the vehicle were arrested and a search of the car was carried out with assistance from the Dog Unit.

‘PD Billy entered the car and indicated drugs were present.

‘Officers recovered heroin, with an estimated street value of £7,000 and cocaine, worth an estimated value of £3,000.

‘Two men, aged 52 and 53 and one woman, aged 38, were arrested and charged with drugs offences. They have been reported to the Procurator Fiscal.’

• Culled from metro.co.uk