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Rocks in the crack: Police dog finds crack cocaine in man’s buttocks

chauncey_davis_t220.jpgThis really will crack you up.

In Florida, a 30-year-old man was arrested after 40 crack cocaine rocks were found hidden betweek his buttocks, says a report in the TCPalm website.

How were the drugs discovered? Police noticed the suspect Chauncey L. Davis urinating in public with a group of men who were loitering at an address in the 400 block of North 11th Street. A police dog then sniffed Davis and alerted the cops to something up his butt, which turned out to be crack cocaine.

The news report quoted the police officer:

“The (defendant) leaned over and I noticed a white unknown object,” the affidavit states. “I reached between the (defendant’s) buttocks and recovered a Krazy glue tube with approximately 41 crack cocaine rocks.”

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