An employee at a Sonic Drive-In restaurant in New Mexico was arrested for cocaine possession after a woman found a bag of the substance in the food she ordered.
An employee at a Sonic Drive-In restaurant inwas arrested after he lost his bag of cocaine that somehow ended up on a customer's hot dog, according to police.
Jeffrey David Salazar, 54, faces a felony charge for possession of a controlled substance, the Espanola Police Department said in a press release.Jeffrey David Salazar, 54, faces a felony charge for possession of a controlled substance, The substance was inadvertently placed in the food as Salazar was preparing the order, according to police.According to the incident report, a woman called police on Tuesday after she bit into her food only to discover she had bitten into a plastic bag, according to the Rio Grande Sun. She does believe any of the powdered substance went into her mouth.
An employee at a Sonic Drive-In was arrested after he lost his bag of cocaine that somehow ended up on a customer's hot dog.The affidavit for the arrest warrant says Salazar was observed on video surveillance conducting"what appeared to be a hand to hand transaction with a female employee." Salazar then makes her food before appearing to frantically search the area"as if he lost something."from someone in the restaurant's parking lot, according to the arrest warrant.
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