Oregon police find bag full of drugs marked ‘definitely not a bag full of drugs’

Driver and passenger arrested after search of car in Portland turns up fentanyl, methamphetamine, cash and loaded gun

Police officers in Portland, Oregon, stopped a car Tuesday night when they noticed a bag inside that said Definitely not a bag full of drugs". It, in fact, was - full of drugs: 79 blue fentanyl pills, three fake oxycodone tablets and 230g of methamphetamine, to be exact.

Officers pulled over a man and a woman who were driving a stolen car near the intersection of SE 162nd Avenue and Division, according to the Portland police bureau. Inside the car, officers noticed that the Ford Taurus's ignition had been visibly tampered with - and spotted baggies of drugs.