Restaurant Employee Arrested After Cocaine Found in Customer’s Hot Dog in New Mexico

Cocaine found in ‘hot dog’ in New Mexico, US The cocaine was hidden in a small plastic bag inside a hot dog bought from the restaurant. US Restaurant Employee Arrested After Bag Of Cocaine Found In Customer’s Hot Dog

According to the New York Post report, Jeffrey David Salazar (54), who works at the Sonic Drive-In restaurant, was arrested by Espanola police. A package of cocaine accidentally dropped from his hand and fell inside the hot dog of a woman who came to buy food. Cocaine spilled into the food while carelessly preparing the food.

The woman returned home after buying food and discovered the cocaine while eating a hot dog. Then a complaint was lodged with the police. According to the report, Salazar admitted to police that he got the cocaine from the restaurant’s parking lot.

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