Christopher Ennis a 31 year old man from Branchville, NJ recently pled guilty to using a juvenile in a drug distribution scheme. Ennis was arrested after a traffic stop with his 5 year old son which resulted in police finding over $10,000 in Heroin & hypodermic needles mixed in with the child’s belongings.
Amanda Mullen

NEWTON, N.J. — Prosecutors say a northwest New Jersey man has admitted hiding 500 bags of heroin inside his 5-year-old son’s toy bag because he thought police wouldn’t search it.
Thirty-one-year-old Christopher Ennis of Branchville faces up to six years in state prison after recently pleading guilty to using a juvenile in a drug distribution scheme. He’s due to be sentenced Dec. 16.
Ennis was arrested after a traffic stop in April while driving with the child.
Sparta police stopped Ennis for having an expired inspection sticker, and he then allowed them to search the vehicle. Officers soon found the heroin — valued at $10,000 — and some hypodermic needles mixed in with children’s toys and clothes.
Sussex County prosecutors say Ennis eventually admitted using his son as a decoy to trick police.

NYPost