STUNNED cops who pulled over a suspected drug driver this weekend found £10,000 of Class A drugs - and a tiny lamb.
The woolly passenger was rescued and taken in by a farmer after the car was pulled over on the M74 in Glasgow on Saturday.
The driver was arrested for failing a roadside swab for cocaine.
A police dog sniffed out the drugs, and a photo showed the lamb sitting on the back seat alongside a bag of chips.
Oh ewe! Officers from #GlasgowRP stopped this vehicle (not a Lamborghini!) on the #M74 J3 NB yesterday. In addition to this wee fella roughly £10k in Class A drugs were recovered with assistance from @PSOSDogs. Driver further arrested for failing the roadside swap for cocaine. pic.twitter.com/K2HItyaVN9
— Road Policing Scotland (@PSOSRoads) April 23, 2023
Police Scotland joked that the car was "not a Lamborghini".
A Twitter post said: "Officers from #GlasgowRP stopped this vehicle (not a Lamborghini!) on the #M74 J3 NB yesterday.
"In addition to this wee fella roughly £10k in Class A drugs were recovered with assistance from @PSOSDogs.
"Driver further arrested for failing the roadside swap for cocaine."
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