Methamphetamine in beer cans: Police warn New Zealanders

Methamphetamine detected: New Zealand police warn against beer consumption

Police in the island state have seized a large amount of “Honey Bear House Beer.” Previously, a young man had died after drinking a beer.

New Zealand: Police warn population against methamphetamine in beer cans

After a beer after work, a 21-year-old died in New Zealand. The police have now discovered a possible cause of death — and are advising vigilance.

Methamphetamine in beer cans: Police warn New Zealanders

Police are advising anyone who comes across “Honey Bear House Beer” or is offered not to consume the content.

Methamphetamine in beer cans: Police in New Zealand warn population

30-year-old arrested after the death of a young man. A large quantity of “Honey Bear House Beer” was confiscated.

New Zealand police warn of methamphetamine in beer cans

Following the death of a young man in New Zealand, police have warned citizens against drug-infused beer in cans. Investigators said on Thursday that a large quantity of “Honey Bear House Beer” had previously been confiscated at an industrial site in Manukau near Auckland. Liquid methamphetamine was hidden in part of the shipment. A 30-year-old was arrested on charges of drug trafficking.