Introduction to the Case
A Northridge man has pleaded guilty to possessing meth-caked clothing in suitcases at LAX. The incident involves Raj Matharu, who admitted to carrying more than a dozen clothing items caked in the drug, intending to take them to Australia.
Details of the Incident
Raj Matharu admitted that he was carrying more than a dozen clothing items — including a cow pajama onesie — caked in the drug that he hoped to take to Australia.
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Publication Details
Originally Published: June 9, 2025 at 4:48 PM PDT
Conclusion
The case of Raj Matharu highlights the creative and sometimes bizarre methods individuals attempt to use to smuggle illegal substances across international borders. The guilty plea marks a significant step in the legal process, underscoring the seriousness with which law enforcement and judicial systems view such offenses.
FAQs
- Q: What was Raj Matharu charged with?
- A: He pleaded guilty to possessing meth-caked clothing.
- Q: Where was the incident discovered?
- A: At LAX (Los Angeles International Airport).
- Q: What unusual item was found among the meth-caked clothing?
- A: A cow pajama onesie.
- Q: Where did Matharu intend to take the meth-caked clothing?
- A: Australia.
