Border police found almost half-a-million dollars-worth of liquid meth crammed into Halloween pumpkins as spooky season nears.
A US Customs and Border Protection press release confirmed officers discovered $402,196 (£359,000) of the liquefied narcotic in pumpkins at the Eagle Pass Port of Entry in Texas.
The haul of 44lb of methamphetamine, which had been cooked to a liquid and stuffed inside 136 condoms, was split between four pumpkins and stashed in a 2012 Ford Escape, the US Customs and Border Protection press release reads.