A police officer casually filmed a meth-dealing duo on Saturday as they desperately attempted to flush the goods down the toilet before the cops could bust through the bathroom door.
The Drugs Suppression Division of northern Lampang province had surrounded a home in Muang district that afternoon after being tipped off two men were allegedly selling yaba (methamphetamine tablets) to local teenagers and laborers, Bright TV reported.
When police arrived, the dealer duo, identified as Nopparat Jaikamleu, 31, and Anusorn Jampol, 37, made a run for the bathroom and locked themselves inside. Upon hearing repeated, frantic toilet flushes, a suspicious officer stuck his phone in the vent and recorded them stuffing numerous dark blue bags of “yaba” into the ol’ crapper.
After breaking in and searching the premises, police found an additional 10,593 yaba tablets in a bedroom as well as another 4.69 grams that had yet to be flushed scattered around the bathroom.
They also seized a pair of .22-caliber rifles (complete with six bullets) and an airsoft gun. For good measure, one man and woman were found getting high near the house as well.
The duo has been charged with possession of Category 1 drugs with intent to sell, using drugs, as well as illegal possession of firearms.
