Florida man accused of having over 1 kilo of ‘Dark Web’ meth shipped to home
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A Florida man faces trafficking charges after postal inspectors and deputies say they intercepted more than a kilogram of Dark Web methamphetamine shipped to a Bay County neighborhood, authorities said. Intercepted parcel deliveryBay County Sheriff's Office Special Investigation Division investigators joined forces with the U.S. Postal Inspection Service at the Sherman Avenue Post Office on Tuesday to check a suspicious package. They said a certified drug-detection dog signaled on the parcel, which was addressed to a home on Sanders Lane. Investigators opened the parcel under a search warrant and discovered methamphetamine packed inside, according to the Bay County Sheriff’s Office. Motorcycle flight stoppedDeputies set up surveillance Wednesday outside the Sanders Lane house. They said they watched the mail carrier deliver the package before Adam Elking carried it through the front door. Elking left the home on a motorcycle shortly before deputies moved to serve their search warrant.