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A Mississippi man was arrested Friday during a traffic stop after he attempted to hide a gun in a quesadilla from Taco Bell, according to police.
Devin P. Mitchell folded the gun into the quesadilla when police in Picayune stopped him and driver Olivia Neff for a traffic violation, local WLOX reported.
Officers reportedly saw Mitchell stuffing the handgun into a Taco Bell bag, prompting them to conduct a search of the vehicle, where they found the gun hidden in the Mexican meal.
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Devin P. Mitchell folded the gun into the quesadilla when police in Picayune stopped him and his driver for a traffic violation. (Picayune Police Department)
Mitchell found himself slapped with other charges after police also recovered methamphetamine, liquid heroin, and drug paraphernalia during their search, according to authorities.
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Police reportedly grew suspicious when they saw Mitchell stuffing a gun into a Taco Bell bag. (iStock)
Mitchell was taken into custody and charged with possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute while in possession of a firearm, possession of a controlled substance, tampering with physical evidence, possession of weapon by a felon, and possession of paraphernalia.
Police also reportedly found distribution amounts of methamphetamine upon conducting a search of the vehicle. (homas Banneyer/picture alliance via Getty Images)
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Neff was charged with disregarding a traffic device but was not taken into custody.
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