DES MOINES (AP) - A woman found more than chips inside a bag of potato chips she bought at a convenience store.
Lois Campbell, 42, of Des Moines said when she opened a small bag of Uncle Ray's garlic-flavored chips Saturday, she found another bag inside containing what she and police thought was marijuana.
"We were eating a few of the chips, and I was about to give some to a 3-year-old child," Campbell said. "I thought it was a little bag of seasoning inside. When I saw what it was, I called the police."
A police report says the contents of the heat-sealed bag smelled like marijuana.
The chips and the leafy substance were seized as evidence.
Mandi Lockridge, manager of the Git-N-Go store where the chips were bought, said the other Uncle Ray's chips have been taken off the store's shelves.
The chips were packaged in Detroit, Lockridge said.
Lois Campbell, 42, of Des Moines said when she opened a small bag of Uncle Ray's garlic-flavored chips Saturday, she found another bag inside containing what she and police thought was marijuana.
"We were eating a few of the chips, and I was about to give some to a 3-year-old child," Campbell said. "I thought it was a little bag of seasoning inside. When I saw what it was, I called the police."
A police report says the contents of the heat-sealed bag smelled like marijuana.
The chips and the leafy substance were seized as evidence.
Mandi Lockridge, manager of the Git-N-Go store where the chips were bought, said the other Uncle Ray's chips have been taken off the store's shelves.
The chips were packaged in Detroit, Lockridge said.
