Raccoon With A Meth Pipe In Its Mouth During Traffic Stop

Have you seen the viral video of a raccoon with a meth pipe in its mouth during a traffic stop? I've never seen anything like it.

It's like something you'd see in a movie or TV show, but this is all too real. Poor little guy. During a traffic stop, I'm sure law enforcement never expects to see a raccoon with a meth pipe. They're trained and experienced in all sorts of scenarios, but this might be one that even they are not ready for. It happened in Springfield Township, Ohio. It started when officers pulled a woman over who had an active warrant and a suspended driver's license, per FOX 8. Check out a video report shared by WKYC Channel 3 on YouTube below.

According to FOX 8, the driver, 55-year-old Victoria Vidal, from Akron, was detained. Sounds like when the officer went back to her vehicle he found the raccoon with a meth pipe in its mouth. That raccoon is named Chewy, per FOX 8. After searching the vehicle, officers reportedly found crack cocaine, meth, and 3 used glass meth pipes. She's now facing several drug charges and was cited for driving under suspension.

Sounds like the raccoon wasn't hurt during the incident but it's still not good for it to be around that type of stuff. Hopefully it doesn't have any unknown issues. You can see a mugshot of Vidal shared by Springfield Township police below.