REAL POLICE BODYCAM footage captures officers discussing concealed drugs and potential hazards during the transport of suspects following a La Crosse drug trafficking arrest. This bodycam video documents the concerning discovery of hidden contraband and unusual safety worries about methamphetamine reactivity. In this police bodycam footage, officers exchange critical information during transport to the jail facility: "Once, when we get down to the jail she's got weed in her crotch." This alarming statement, captured on the bodycam, reveals the discovery of additional hidden contraband that will require specialized handling during booking procedures. Another officer acknowledges the situation: "Take care of it. Okay," with confirmation: "Okay. We'll take care of it there." This professional exchange, recorded on police bodycam, demonstrates standard protocols for addressing concealed contraband discovered during arrest processing. Surprisingly, an unusual safety concern emerges: "The, uh- Hope the meth isn't going to start fire, 'cause they looked." This remarkable statement, documented clearly on bodycam, suggests uncertainty about the stability of seized methamphetamine and potential chemical hazards—an uncommon but serious consideration during evidence transport. As an officer walks down a snowy street in a black jacket, additional context emerges about the charges: "Yeah. So I hope that doesn't screw that up. Um, possession with intent, meth?" Another officer confirms the serious nature of the quantity: "Uh, yeah. That's not personal use." This assessment, captured on police bodycam, establishes the trafficking-level amounts of narcotics discovered. The discussion continues with clarification about the female suspect: "Okay. Yeah. She's in a rental vehicle. It's all for that. Is- That's why she's here. With intent, coke and-" The officer confirms the multiple drug types: "Yeah. weed? coke. Okay, all intent or just-" with confirmation: "Yeah." The conversation concludes with transport information: "Okay. I'll be en route to, uh, jail with Chantel." According to police reports, this February 3, 2023 incident involved 43-year-old Drae Shaun Broadnax fleeing from police during a high-risk traffic stop. Officers later discovered 56.4 grams of methamphetamine, 7.5 grams of cocaine, 5.3 grams of marijuana, and seized $1,896 in cash from the female passenger identified here as Chantel. This police bodycam footage highlights the complex safety and procedural considerations officers must navigate when handling potentially hazardous drug evidence while also preparing for additional contraband discoveries during jail booking procedures. Subscribe for more police bodycam footage showing real-life law enforcement situations. New videos uploaded weekly! #policebodycam #concealeddrugs #lacrossecounty

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