Hundreds of Gallons of Homemade Alcohol Confiscated By Police From Inmates

Veuer 2020-02-03

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Inmates at a jail California were preparing to ‘go big’ for a Super Bowl watch party as police discovered they had stashed hundreds of gallons of homemade alcohol. Veuer’s Susana Victoria Perez has more.

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