Ohio Man Arrested After Allegedly Sending Meth Through Bank Drive-Thru Tube

An Ohio man has been arrested after allegedly sending meth through the bank drive-thru tube. That had to have given bank employees quite the scare!

Those bank drive-thru tubes have always interested me. The way they shoot in and out of the bank to deliver money, notes, and more--it's always fun to watch. However, don't go sending your drugs through the tube because that could land you in a lot of trouble. According to the Monroe County Ohio Sheriff's Office on Facebook, deputies responded at a Woodsfield bank after an unknown substance was sent through the drive-thru air tube. Said substance was reportedly sent through the tube by 46-year-old Jason G. Smith during a transaction.

The Facebook post says that with the help from K9 Max additional suspected drugs were found along with drug-related items in his car. He was then arrested and transported to the Monroe County Jail. Sounds like the substance was confirmed to be meth.

Be careful what you send through the bank drive-thru tube! It could end up getting you arrested.