Burglary Probe Turns Up 100 Pounds of Cocaine
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NEW YORK — A police officer investigating a report of a burglary in a Queens house stumbled on 100 pounds of cocaine, drug paraphernalia and $15,900 in cash, police said Friday.
The owner of the house, who had rented it to a couple, called police Thursday after finding that the locks had been changed and spotting a strange man in the window, police said. One man was arrested.
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