A San Fernando Valley man was indicted today for allegedly possessing two suitcases containing a cow pajama onesie and other clothing items caked in methamphetamine while preparing to board a flight from Los Angeles International Airport to Australia.  Raj Matharu, 31, of Northridge, was charged with one count of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.  Matharu is scheduled to be arraigned D…

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Southern California man arrested for allegedly smuggling meth-caked clothing through LAX

Forensics revealed that clothes had been submerged in a solution containing more than a kilo of methamphetamine and then dried. An aspiring drug trafficker impregnated a cow-shaped jumpsuit and other items of clothing that were part of the luggage with which he tried to board a plane, the United States Department of Justice reported this Tuesday (26).
Raj Matharu checked two bags at Los Angeles International Airport on a flight to Sydney, Austra…

Perícia revelou que roupas tinham sido submersas em uma solução com mais de um quilo de metanfetamina e depois secadas Um aspirante a narcotraficante impregnou com metanfetamina um macacão em formato de vaca e outras peças de roupa que faziam parte da bagagem com a qual ele tentou embarcar em um avião, informou o Departamento de Justiça dos Estados Unidos nesta terça-feira (26).
Raj Matharu despachou duas malas no Aeroporto Internacional de Los …

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Man arrested in the USA for trying to traffic drugs in cow pajamas; see photos

Officials found more than a dozen items of clothing that were covered in a white residue.

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Alleged smuggler had meth-soaked cow onesie in suitcase: US officials

Authorities say Raj Matharu of Northridge checked two bags before his Nov. 6 flight to Sydney.

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Man tried to fly from LAX with 71 pounds of meth-soaked clothing, including cow onesie, officials say

A California resident was arrested at Los Angeles airport in early November with 32 kg of clothes soaked in methamphetamine, including the most surprising pajamas.

Un habitant de la Californie a été interpellé à l’aéroport de Los Angeles début novembre avec 32 kg de vêtements imbibés de méthamphétamine, dont un pyjama des plus surprenants.

Pyjama vache et méthamphétamine : un voyageur arrêté aux États-Unis pour avoir imbibé ses vêtements de drogue

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Cow pajamas and methamphetamine: a traveller arrested in the United States for soaking his clothes in drugs

A traveler was arrested at Los Angeles airport wearing a pair of cow-print pajamas soaked entirely in methamphetamine. He also had two suitcases full of clothes soaked in the drug, the US justice department said on Tuesday, as cited by AFP.

Un călător a fost arestat pe aeroportul din Los Angeles cu o pereche de pijamale cu imprimeu de vacă, îmbibate în întregime în metamfetamină. El avea și două valize pline cu haine îmbibate cu acest drog, a anunțat marți justiția americană, citată de AFP.

Pijamale îmbibate în metamfetamină, cărate de un bărbat pe aeroportul din Los Angeles. 13 de kg de droguri, descoperite pe haine

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Pajamas soaked in methamphetamine, carried by a man to Los Angeles airport. 13 kg of the drug, discovered on clothes

Customs officials seized clothes that were soaked in a meth solution and allowed to dry, with more than one kilogram of the drug impregnated in the fabric.

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Meth-soaked cow onesie: How an alleged smuggler tried to get drugs into Australia

The clothing was likely “washed” in white methamphetamine and left to dry, according to a federal affidavit.

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Man tried to fly from L.A. airport with 71 pounds of meth-caked clothing, officials say

A Californian man was arrested at the Los Angeles airport with clothes soaked in methamphetamine. More than a kilo of drugs has been discovered

Un Californien a été arrêté à l’aéroport de Los Angeles avec des vêtements imbibés de méthamphétamine. Plus d’un kilo de drogue a été découvert

Voyageur arrêté à Los Angeles, les vêtements étaient imbibés de drogue

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Traveler arrested in Los Angeles, clothes were soaked in drugs

A Southern California man was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport after authorities said his luggage was filled with clothing that was caked in methamphetamine. On Nov. 6, Raj Matharu, 31, of Northridge, attempted to fly from Los Angeles to Sydney, Australia. He checked in two pieces of luggage at the LAX ticket counter, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. As security officers X-rayed his luggage, they noticed “irregularities” and…

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A Northridge man is being indicted for allegedly checking in two suitcases at LAX that contained clothing caked in methamphetamine, including a cow onesie pajama. According to a news release from the Department of Justice, 31-year-old Raj Matharu checked in a pink and a gray suitcase at LAX as he was on his way to board a flight from Los Angeles to Sydney, Australia on Nov. 6. After the first X-ray inspection of the suitcase, screening officers …

Suitcases allegedly containing meth-soaked clothes at LAX result in charges

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