Uber Eats Driver in New Jersey Finds Marijuana Wrapped as Burrito

The driver alerted police after noticing a strong smell, leading to the discovery of over an ounce of marijuana in a food delivery package.

A New Jersey Uber Eats driver detected a strong marijuana odor while delivering what was supposed to be a burrito meal from Lindenwold to Glassboro.
Upon inspection by Washington Township police, the burrito was found to contain over an ounce of raw marijuana, along with a bottle of water and a box of soup.
The marijuana was wrapped in aluminum foil and disguised as part of the food delivery, raising suspicions about the use of Uber's package delivery option for illegal purposes.
Recreational marijuana is legal in New Jersey, but sales are restricted to licensed dispensaries, and the transport of marijuana outside these regulations is prohibited.
Police have launched an investigation and are seeking information from the public, encouraging tips to their detective bureau.