Two bakers, a husband and wife team, have been arrested in the Sicilian city of Palermo for baking cocaine-laced bread rolls, a police spokesman said Monday.
The spokesman said the couple added cocaine to the dough used for the 'special' rolls, which were sold to a stream of steady clients.
During a search of the bakers' apartment, another 40 grams of cocaine, intended for the same purpose, was discovered.
They were charged with drug dealing, and now face six to 20 years behind bars.
The spokesman said the couple added cocaine to the dough used for the 'special' rolls, which were sold to a stream of steady clients.
During a search of the bakers' apartment, another 40 grams of cocaine, intended for the same purpose, was discovered.
They were charged with drug dealing, and now face six to 20 years behind bars.
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