A local septic pumping company in Forsyth County, Georgia, helped the sheriff’s office make a drug bust last month, leading to two arrests.
According to the sheriff’s office, detectives arrived at a home in the area with a search warrant in hand, but when they went inside the home, they heard a toilet being flushed repeatedly.
As it turns out, the suspect was wanted on charges of selling methamphetamine, so the detectives called a local pumper who found the meth in a sealed bag at the inlet pipe.
Here are some images from the bust shared by the Forsyth County Sheriff's
Weekly Flush: Local Pumper Helps Detectives Make Meth Bust
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