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Raccoon Cookout Leads To Meth Charges

October 29, 2011 at 3:15 am by  

Raccoon Cookout Leads To Meth Charges Memphis, TN – A late night raccoon roast in the parking lot of a downtown Memphis apartment complex hosted by a unidentified man led to the man’s brother, Adam Eubank, 26, being arrested on meth charges. I hate when that happens.

The raccoon cookout reportedly went into the wee hours of the night – at some point drawing the attention of authorities. Investigating officers say that several large knives and buckets of an unknown material prompted them to call in the department’s meth officers. That led to a search of the apartment shared by the host of the raccoon soiree and his brother.

Eubank – who police say has purchased cold medicine used to manufacture methamphetamine nearly three dozen times in the past year – was arrested and charged with promoting the manufacture of meth. He’s being held on $75,000 bond.

Eubank’s brother remains under intense investigation by the Memphis Division of the Paula Deen Culinary Task Force.

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  • Wicked Smilee

    lol @ their front door having happy face spray painted on it.  (at end of video)

  • Anonymous

    A ‘Raccoon’ Cookout?  o_0

  • Anonymous

    HIM?   A meth head!? Nah!

    Him?  A parakeet faced? yeah!

    Him? Sane? No fucking way!

  • guillotinegirl

    The question on my mind is does it taste like chicken?

  • wyrosjr

    I actually tried to fry raccoon meat when I was a kid. My dad did lots of trapping(it was quite lucrative). He let us try. I didn’t understand that grease wasn’t supposed to boil, so i let it get way too hot. When I dropped the meat in, it instantly caught fire and boiled smoke throughout the house. So there is my weird anecdote.

  • Anonymous

    I live in an urban area, and we have raccoons that occasionally cause problems, but it’s illegal for us to do anything about it. We have to hire a licensed raccoon trapper at about $300 if we want to get rid of them. :-/

  • Anonymous

    Now there’s a face that screams, ‘Inbred’. I hear banjos playing whenever I look at that pic.

    I had to rewind the beginning four times and I still couldn’t make out what Michael Dean was saying. Did anyone have any luck with that?

    My brother said that once, he’d found a dog out running loose, and when he returned it to the owner, he was offered some squirrel that they were cooking up for his trouble. He respectfully declined.

  • Optimus_past_my_Prime

    Raccoon, the other white meat?!?

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    ::hangs her head:: was my radio up too loud again…. sorry

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    oh man, squirrel is good with dumplings

  • FMHN

    Fluffy tailed RAT and dumplings…eeewwwww

  • FMHN

    That aint no radio…It’s your cousin Ned locked away in the back room with just his Banjo…admit it!

  • Anonymous

    I’ve never myself. I probably wouldn’t be opposed to trying any kind of animal as long as it’s cooked. I absolutely draw the line at sushi. I take that back, I would be opposed to eating dog, cat and horse (unless my kids and I are literally starving). And I wouldn’t want to eat ape or monkey since their DNA is something like 97.5% the same as ours, so it’s almost like cannibalism, IMO.

    My Mike was in the military, so he traveled a lot and tried a lot of different things like cat, dog, monkey, and even some bugs, he drew the line at balut, though, said it smelled foul.

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    shhhh… he’s just shy is all

  • Anonymous

    LMAO, you’re a trip, MY2!

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    I’ve tried rattlesnake too, tough getting past the thought of is slithering around to start with, but really did taste like chicken

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    heck, the last raccoon I saw in my yard, look to be the size of a dog… scared the crap out of me…but we could have eaten off that critter for a week….hehehe

  • http://www.facebook.com/rachel.a.prince Rachel Ann Prince

    I know times are hard but damn I didn’t know people were resorting to roasting rabies infected vermin. Must have been all that Meth gave them a hankering for some good ol’ Roasted Coon. I wonder what was for dessert? Stuffed squirrel…

  • Anonymous

    When I read “raccoon cookout” I didn’t realize you meant it literally.

  • wyrosjr

    A potential libertarian then? Too many silly laws.

  • Anonymous

    When I was a kid, too young to even remember, my uncle made a stew with raccoon meat. Apparently I loved it. 

  • Anonymous

    I would have a hard time eating a squirrel but give me some eel rolls any day. I’ll stuff my face. Yum. I just try not to think about how hideous and slimy eels are or this horrible video I saw once. Japanese porn! OMG! ~puke~

  • Anonymous

    I had gator once, it was breaded and deep fried and really quite tasty, a little on the greasy side but I’d eat it again if it were offered to me.

  • Anonymous

    I have a huge fear of possums. was taking the garbage out once and there was this giant mother possum with babies blocking my path, I dropped the garbage and backed away slowly, now I’m a little nervous whenever I take the garbage out at night.

  • Anonymous

    I just can’t handle anything that’s not cooked of bleeding, if my steaks a LITTLE pink in the middle, I’m alright, but anything more than that turns my stomach. I think it comes from a having a mom who was terrified of undercooked meat so she damn near charred everything that she cooked.

  • Anonymous

    Actually, pig DNA’s frighteningly close to our own.  XD  Yay, cannibalism!  So yummy.  (munches on bacon)

  • Anonymous

    Ya, sometimes I can’t hear over the voices in my head either.

  • Anonymous

    LOL! Hadn’t heard that. I’m not sure I can give up bacon and ham and pork chops and all the other yummy stuff that comes from the pig.

  • Anonymous

    I used to leave the door to our garage open all of the time because I’d go out there to smoke (we own a house in FL, don’t live there anymore though).  I went out one night and there was a possum in there.  It did that crazy thing that they do where they kinda hiss, showing all their teeth, looking like a demon or something.  It scared the shit out of me.  I practically broke my leg trying to get back into the house.  It probably would have been comical to someone watching me.

  • Tundratot

    Are we sure the guests weren’t raccoons and the meat was hotdogs?  Or perhaps that party boy wasn’t hallucinating the whole thing?

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    wow, you’re mom served charcoal briquette hambergers off the grill too? I didn’t know hot dogs weren’t black and crispy until I moved out on my own…lmao

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    yeah gator is really good, I really like shark too

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    I think that is why he plays the banjo so loud…lmao

  • Anonymous

    LOL, same here. I got so I still kind of like a little burnt on my hot dogs (and smoked sausage)

    My Mike says his mom was the same way. He swears he didn’t know he liked steak until he grew up and tasted it cooked medium rare.

  • Anonymous

    I’ve never had shark, not that I wouldn’t try it. They just don’t serve it much in the Kentucky/Indiana area.

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    Hey takuro, long time no see… hope all is well

  • Anonymous

    LOL. The garage is our designated smoking area here too. It would freak me the hell out to find my sanctuary has been invaded with demon racoons.

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    One morning I was sitting out on the porch smoking a cig and all of a sudden I here this russling sound in the shrub at the corner of the house… I go to check it out, thinking its a raccoon or possum…. oh no, about had to clean my britches…this damn doe jumps out and just about run my ass over… nearly had a freakin heart attack.

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    rabies, just gives it a little extra flavor…geesh

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    the appetizer was possum on the half shell (armadillo)

  • http://twitter.com/AngelsMom0806 Angels Mom

    Hahaha! The mental picture of that happening is awesome!

  • http://twitter.com/AngelsMom0806 Angels Mom

    Love gator. It’s one of my favorite things to eat.

  • http://twitter.com/AngelsMom0806 Angels Mom

    Our raccoon man is a local legend. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsrwDl-SxSc 

  • Anonymous

    Who would ever suspect that such an ugly creature could taste so damn yummy? I certainly didn’t, I tried it expecting to hate it. It’s not something that’s served in a lot of places here so whenever I tell someone I tried it and liked it, I often get some funny looks, but, oh well more for me, I guess if I come across it again. 

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    hmmmm loves some bacon

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    ewwww bleh on the eel… I’ll slide my share to someone else… I like sushi well enough, just oh just ewwww

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    lmao, I have friends that say if you sear the outside, you’ve cooked it too long… they want it on a plate with a squeal and hammer to knock it out with….just can’t do it that rare

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    I was just thinking of the smell…. 

  • Anonymous

    LOL. I once knew this guy who worked as a cook in a steakhouse. One day he kept having problems with a guy who kept sending his steak back becauseit was too done… Finally he goes out there and asks the guy exactly what he wanted. the guy said, “Just hold a Bic under it for a few seconds” They ended up throwing it in the microwave for a half a minute and he was happy. Nasty.

  • pikeman

    Well, that thar is what you might expect from some meth cooking white trash hillbillies from the south, ya’ll.

    “Yep, Jed, th’ coon’s ’bout done, and we’ll have some bathtub meth ready fer dessert, I reckin.”

  • pikeman

    Meth? Naw, that shit went out of style in the south already, It’s all about bath salts and coon roasts now. He was probably whipping up a batch of premium bath salts, southern style, with some roasted coon to go with.

    Bwaa haaa haa, these are some inbred redneck hillbillies fer shore!

  • pikeman

    Welcome to Tennessee! LMAO at this whole article!

  • FMHN

    Bwahahaha…

  • Anonymous

    We smoke in our garage too,here in Tx. sometimes an occasional critter will wander in, from a small dog, cat, rabbit , mouse and birds.So far no snakes though, thank gawd!

  • Laura_RT

    I’ve been lucky enough that the only snakes I have come across in nature are the tiny little gardener snakes and only a few times at that. I’d probably think it was awesome to find a rabbit in my garage. My neighbors cats have snuck my garage a time or two. They’re always showing up on my porch, begging for food. I made the mistake of letting my kids feed them when there was this underfed mama cat hanging around. Now they won’t go away.

    Funny story about the neighborhood cats. Our cat was completely declawed when we got her and I think it’s give her some issues. She hates all cats, even tiny little kittens, She doesn’t mind dogs, even big huge ones, just hates cats. Anyway, before we started feeding them there was this tom cat that would come up on the porch and would just roll around on the ground in front of the window. Our cat would just be livid. She fling herself at the glass and try to attack him through the window. He would just eat it up, like he was just trying to fuck with her head. 

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    lol I had a manx once, he was very self conscience about not having a tail…heheh

  • Laura_RT

    LOL!

  • Anonymous

    Oh, I’ve got a libertarian streak a mile wide, no doubt. :-)

  • Anonymous

    That is a funny story about your cat. I think sometimes animals do play mind games with each other.

  • Anonymous

    Hey my aunt has some problem raccoons in her garden she’ll gladly donate to the cause.
    MMM good with cornbread i hear. LOL

  • LeaveMeBe

    Any animal I have ever had as a pet is just not something I would ever consider eating. Billy the Kid and Jesse James were too cute so I could never eat racoon.

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    hey I almost resemble that remark…

  • Anonymous

    Eel is not generally served raw, even in Japan. The eel they serve on/in sushi is usually broiled first.

    I’ve had raw horse sashimi, though…….

  • ?? ?????

    his face is so funny!!
    http://www.gooby.co.il

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/WildlifeSeriaLKiller Darrell FIne

     Aw, c’mon Pikeman! Raccoons are pretty good when you know how to clean them properly. The hide is actually of decent value when it’s in good shape, is tanned properly, and of decent size. Check Ebay. You’ll see what I mean. I used to sell them on there quite a bit back in the day. (the meat’s best when grilled.)

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/WildlifeSeriaLKiller Darrell FIne

     Grilling is the only way I like to cook raccoon. So damn fatty. I cook bear the same way.

  • http://www.youtube.com/user/WildlifeSeriaLKiller Darrell FIne

     NOTHING like chicken. It’s a red meat.