this works great for getting shit over the border: buy one or two of those HUGE shampoo bottles, empty each until there's about 3/4s or a little more left. Seal whatever contraband you have in ziploc/plastic bags, and place in said bottle, this way there is no scent and the shampoo still works, etc.
About three weeks ago, a car got stopped on Interstate 94 just inside the Michigan state line. This is the main route from Chicago to Detroit for drug runners. The car had no drugs but $300,000 hidden inside the passenger door panel. Drug-sniffing dogs found it and yes it was confisgated.
I am a criminal justice major and if you think those dogs can't smell through the shampoo you are smoking something. They are trained to cancel out all smalls and only pick up on those of drugs. In class there was a demonstration where they air tight packed it and put it in peanut butter and put that in coffee grinds. Guess what? The dog found it in 3 seconds.
i like to use my shampoo bottles for other reasons
man landed in hot water, accused by police of hiding a tiny camera in a shampoo bottle to watch two of his female roommates as they took showers.
A male roommate, curious why the shampoo wasn't moved for some time, found wires protruding from the back of the bottle, then called police, authorities said.
The camera recorded through a pinhole, and the images were sent to Steven Thibodeau's television, police said. Thibodeau, 25, had placed the camera to record the women showering and made video of one of them changing clothes, according to police.
Thibodeau was arraigned Wednesday on 15 counts of voyeurism and one count of evidence tampering, which alleges he tried to delete some images.
He was being held in jail on $250,000 bail. The defense attorney who attended his arraignment was out of the office Thursday and could not be reached for comment.
Police said Thibodeau made a compilation video of one of the women, but they have no evidence he transferred the files to the Internet. It wasn't yet known how long the shampoo had been wired.
man landed in hot water, accused by police of hiding a tiny camera in a shampoo bottle to watch two of his female roommates as they took showers.
A male roommate, curious why the shampoo wasn't moved for some time, found wires protruding from the back of the bottle, then called police, authorities said.
The camera recorded through a pinhole, and the images were sent to Steven Thibodeau's television, police said. Thibodeau, 25, had placed the camera to record the women showering and made video of one of them changing clothes, according to police.
Thibodeau was arraigned Wednesday on 15 counts of voyeurism and one count of evidence tampering, which alleges he tried to delete some images.
He was being held in jail on $250,000 bail. The defense attorney who attended his arraignment was out of the office Thursday and could not be reached for comment.
Police said Thibodeau made a compilation video of one of the women, but they have no evidence he transferred the files to the Internet. It wasn't yet known how long the shampoo had been wired.
