Texas Deputies Discover Drugs in Buc-ee's Beaver, Proving Drugs Are Anywhere and Everywhere

A routine traffic stop in Texas turned into a "first" for deputies when they found drugs stashed inside Buc-ee's beaver plushies. Yes, you read that right—drugs and beavers!

On Wednesday, Fayette County Sheriff's Deputy Cody Williams pulled over a San Antonio man, 47-year-old Lugene Davis Jr., at 1 a.m. on Interstate 10. Talk about a whopper of a tale to tell the grandkids!

Upon searching the vehicle with consent, Deputy Williams sniffed out the strong scent of marijuana. Following his nose, he zeroed in on the Buc-ee's beaver plushies in the backseat. Something didn't feel right (literally), as the beavers had some extra stuffing and clever re-stitching work. Lo and behold, these beavers were smuggling drugs! Inside, Deputy Williams found marijuana and ecstasy, amounting to over two pounds of contraband.

Now, here's where the story takes a twist. Davis, probably realizing his smuggling scheme was busted, claimed to be having chest pains. An emergency medical team rushed to the scene, transporting him to a local hospital. Talk about a convenient escape plan!

The Fayette County Sheriff's Office isn't laughing about this. They seized the drugs, and a warrant will be issued for Davis' arrest. But come on, who tries to hide drugs in a Texas-sized beaver? That's asking for trouble!

For those unfamiliar, Buc-ee's is a Texas convenience store chain with a beaver mascot. Think of it as a Lone Star state staple, and now, an unwitting accomplice in drug smuggling. Their grand opening in Luling, hosting the world's largest traveling center, was just in June.

So, folks, this story is a reminder that you never know where drugs might pop up. Stay vigilant, and remember to hug your beaver plushies with caution!