On July 17, employees at a Guitar Center in Gwinnett County, Georgia, discovered a stash of cocaine and methamphetamine hidden inside a guitar amplifier, leading to an ongoing police investigation. The amp was mistakenly shipped to the store, with the return address listed as Guitar Center, which was likely an attempt by drug dealers to avoid detection. Authorities emphasized that this kind of incident is extremely rare and praised the employees for their prompt reporting of the suspicious package. Sergeant Collin Flynn noted that while most drug shipments are intercepted before delivery, this one slipped through the system. Guitar Center is cooperating with law enforcement and asserts that employees are not involved in the drug operation. The case highlights the ongoing issue of drug trafficking via the U.S. mail system, with police actively working to intercept such shipments.