Among the illegal drugs seized were what police describe as “Trump-shaped ecstasy pills,” with an image of the president on one side, and the words “great again” printed on the other. Image courtesy of Indiana State Police.
Nine police agencies in Indiana recently teamed up for a six day operation to combat illegal narcotics in the Hoosier state.
“The goal was to enforce traffic laws and catch individuals who utilize Indiana roadways to transport and distribute illegal narcotics,” Indiana State Police said in a press release.
During “Operation Blue Anvil,” officers made 129 criminal arrests on 272 different drug related charges. Forty-eight of the charges were classified as felonies. Officers also issued 193 traffic citations and 511 written warnings.
Among the illegal drugs seized—including cocaine, heroin, LSD, methamphetamine, marijuana, psilocybin mushrooms, edible marijuana food, MDMA, and prescription medication—were what police describe as “Trump-shaped ecstasy pills.”
The narcotic has an image of the president on one side, with the words “great again” printed on the other.
