Social Rundown: Metallica buddies and raccoon drug bust
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Metallica buddies
George Probst and Jeff Holland have added Lane Stadium to a long list of stages where they`ve seen Metallica live. The pair met in college and bonded over their constant wear of Metallica shirts and love for the band. both seeing the legendary rock band more than 100 times each. The two buds have been going to these concerts since their college days in the 90's.
Arrest due to raccoon and meth pipe
An Ohio woman got pulled over as she had a warrant for her arrest and during the stop, the police noticed something unusual; a raccoon inside the SUV with the suspect and the suspect's mom. The woman is arrested and when the police take a look at the raccoon it is surprisingly holding a crack pipe which then turns out to be two as the raccoon pulls another out trying to eat it.
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