Cleaning crew finds $5.4 million worth of drugs, guns in Arizona rental home

[GOYABEAN]

clean up clean up

Cleaning crew finds $5.4 million worth of drugs, guns in Scottsdale short-term rental

Scottsdale police said no arrests have been made and the owner of the short-term rental is cooperating.

www.wnep.com

 

[Acer-m14]

someone is in really really big trouble and not by the cops LOL

 

[kev74]

 

[C3D]

Curious how no cash was found with the drugs and weapons stash.

 

[Acer-m14]

Curious how no cash was found with the drugs and weapons stash.

the cleaning crew took that ... LOL ..

 

[Depick]

I definitely would not want to find that

 

[Acer-m14]

Curious how no cash was found with the drugs and weapons stash.

ammo .... the cleaning crew took that too

 

[spat]

Curious how no cash was found with the drugs and weapons stash.

I have a suspicion that a lot of people on this forum would have only found the drugs by the time the story got to the cops....

 

[Acer-m14]

@spat why is this sign needed there lol

 

[GOYABEAN]

I have a suspicion that a lot of people on this forum would have only found the drugs by the time the story got to the cops....

 

[mca90guitar]

Have a feeling the cleaning crew is going to have a cartel visit in the near future.

 

[spat]

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@spat why is this sign needed there lol

Because people put plates on golf carts down here.

There is golf cart parking at the grocery stores.

And they treat them as this "it's a car when I want it to be a car, and a mobility scooter when I don't" duplicity.

Edit, I should add that this isn't some stock photo.

I tool this picture at a gas station in Green Valley. Notice the license plate, this guy is fully legal driving it on the highway.

 

[1075tech]

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@spat why is this sign needed there lol

For the same reason as this one in Cherry Valley?

 

[speerchucker]

Because people put plates on golf carts down here.

There is golf cart parking at the grocery stores.

And they treat them as this "it's a car when I want it to be a car, and a mobility scooter when I don't" duplicity. View attachment 193197

Edit, I should add that this isn't some stock photo.

I tool this picture at a gas station in Green Valley. Notice the license plate, this guy is fully legal driving it on the highway.

I wouldn't be seen dead driving that thing in a paddock

 

[spat]

I wouldn't be seen dead driving that thing in a paddock

They do call Arizona "West Florida".

Around here they also call western NY "South Canada" to distinguish it from NYC.

 

[Grimscale]

Notice the license plate, this guy is fully legal driving it on the highway.

Hard to believe that thing can do 70MPH

 

[spat]

Hard to believe that thing can do 70MPH

No idea what his top speed is.

I just know he can drive it, not that he won't piss everyone off.

Generally you only see them in town. I doubt it would be very pleasant to drive at 70mph if it could manage it. I am sure he has a regular car if he takes a trip to Tucson.

You do occasionally see things like Polaris rzr's on the highway though. People typically put plates on them as well.

 

[Xae289]

Yea... good luck to that cleaning co. I wonder how many people can be put into witness protection all at once.

 

[1075tech]

No idea what his top speed is.

I just know he can drive it, not that he won't piss everyone off.

Generally you only see them in town. I doubt it would be very pleasant to drive at 70mph if it could manage it. I am sure he has a regular car if he takes a trip to Tucson.

You do occasionally see things like Polaris rzr's on the highway though. People typically put plates on them as well.

Road legal here as well. But restricted to roads where the posted speed limit is 35 or less for the most part.

The roads in my neighborhood are all private roads so the kids and a few of the adults drive around in golf carts, UTVs, 4 wheelers and dirt bikes

 

[fresch]

Found what? We didn't find anything.

 

[kev74]

I'm guessing whoever left the loot behind probably had bigger things to worry about than loosing $5.4 million worth of drugs and guns. Kind of like a cost of doing business kind of thing.

 

[spat]

I'm guessing whoever left the loot behind probably had bigger things to worry about than loosing $5.4 million worth of drugs and guns. Kind of like a cost of doing business kind of thing.

Well, it probably wasn't *his* loot.

And the biggest thing he has to worry about now is probably the people that did own it.

Or, more likely he was already taking a dirt nap before any of this went down, *because* he had that stuff where he shouldn't.