A literal ton of meth was discovered smuggled in celery before arrival at an Atlanta farmers' market, according to the Drug Enforcement Administration.According to the Drug Enforcement Administration in Atlanta, the agency made a bust of a Mexican cartel’s planned methamphetamine drug drop-off at a Georgia farmer’s market. In the press conference held Monday, officials said that this seizure was the largest in the history of the Atlanta division.
'This was contained in a cover load of celery…It was hiding in the celery. Obviously, we threw away the celery. That didn’t make it to the store,' said Murphy in the press conference.NEW ZEALAND FOOD BANK MISTAKENLY DISTRIBUTES 'POTENTIALLY LETHAL' AMOUNT OF METH DISGUISED AS CANDY 'This was contained in a cover load of celery… It was hiding in the celery. Obviously, we threw away the celery. That didn’t make it to the store,' said Murphy in the press conference.