Employees of a Maine restaurant got a surprise when they opened a large wooden crate that they thought was a shipment of mugs they had recently ordered.
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The crate from Arizona that arrived in the Maine town about 50 kilometres north of Portland was taken to the police department, where a chemical field examination confirmed it contained fentanyl. Jeremy Mercier, 41, of Auburn, was charged with drug offenses and for violating bail conditions. He is being held in a county jail without bail. It could not be determined if he had an attorney.The investigation is ongoing, and Cougle said he anticipates state and federal law enforcement getting involved.
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