Authorities are investigating pills that were allegedly found in possession of pop star Britney Spears after her recent arrest for DUI, according to a report by TMZ.
The pills, which are alleged to be Adderall, were obtained by Spears in Mexico, according to TMZ, citing sources who are familiar with the case. However, authorities are conducting tests to ascertain whether the pills are pure Adderall or are laced with other drugs.
This comes after reports that Adderall obtained in Mexico contains fentanyl, cocaine, or methamphetamine. Sources cited by TMZ claim that Spears frequently travels to Mexico, and obtaining these pills could be one of the reasons for her trips to Mexico.
This new report comes after the California Highway Patrol’s first press release stating that drugs were not found in Spears’ car during her DUI arrest. However, this new report claims that Spears had pills, which are now being investigated.
It is not clear whether these pills were obtained during Spears’ arrest or later during her booking. However, officials have not yet confirmed whether these pills are being investigated and whether Spears could face additional charges depending on the results of the tests.
It should also be noted that Spears was arrested for DUI, and this new investigation could potentially lead to additional charges depending on the results of the tests.
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