Louisiana woman arrested after police find meth, puppies inside ice cream truck
Police said the ice cream truck had been out of commission for months
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Louisiana police arrested a woman on Monday after finding meth and two small puppies inside an ice cream truck.
Slidell police narcotics detectives observed a blue ice cream truck with an expired license plate and no brake lights on Old Spanish Trail shortly after 11:30 a.m. Monday.
Slidell police said the truck had been out of commission for months. (Slidell PD)
The ice cream truck had been on detectives' radar after receiving information that the owner was allegedly using and selling meth from the truck.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Detectives conducted a stop of the vehicle. Inside, the detectives found melted ice cream in the freezer, methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia, and two small puppies.
Two small puppies were discovered inside the ice cream truck, police said. (Slidell PD)
The owner, Tamisha Morin, 42, was arrested and charged with possession of narcotics, an outstanding warrant, and multiple traffic violations.
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Morin was booked in the Slidell City Jail. The ice cream truck, "Tami’s Ice Cream & Treats" was impounded. Both puppies were handed over to Slidell Animal Control and are safe, police said.
Police identified the driver as 42-year-old Tamisha Morin. (Slidell PD)
"As always, keeping children safe is a main priority of the Slidell Police Department," police said in a press release. "Not only were more dangerous substances removed from the streets of Slidell, but this case also put an end to an operation that could have affected the health and safety of many children."
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Slidell police do not believe children were exposed to meth, as the ice cream truck had been out of commission for several months.