Sometimes a gal just wants to eat her Spaghetti-Os, you know? Sometimes she can't wait to get home.
And sometimes the cops are not impressed by that:
Ashley Gabrielle Huff, 23, was released from jail in Gainsville, Florida, after crime lab analysis confirmed her claim that a spoon she had in a vehicle leading to her arrest did not contain methamphetamine residue but spaghetti sauce.
Gainsville, Georgia, police released a woman from jail this month after a lab analysis backed her claims that residue found on a spoon in her car wasn't meth, but was in fact SpaghettiOs sauce.
So a cop sees a bit of crusty red residue on a spoon and is like...
...and she's like, "No way dude! It's..."
The poor young lady tried to explain that the "residue" was indeed just canned tomato sauce, but apparently nobody took her seriously:
It was so stressful ... Nobody believed me. I said I had SpaghettiOs on my spoon. Nobody believed that. Everybody thought it was hilarious, but that was exactly what it was.
She claimed she "threw the can [of SpaghettiOs] in the trash because I was eating them straight out of the can." Sometimes you just gotta eat a can of pasta!
Huff "was sent to Hall County Jail for two days while cops conducted crime lab tests on the spoon," and was also ordered to "seek drug counseling while she waited for her results." Yet when she "failed to make all of her appointments, she was arrested again."
The young woman reportedly "missed her kids' birthdays and lost her job at Waffle House" while incarcerated and is reportedly considering legal action.
This is a good opportunity for Campbell's to give this woman a lifetime supply of SpaghettiOs!
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