Jeresy drug dealer uses his 2 year old son to hold his stash

Though I understand the logic behind using a child to carry drugs, the thought of someone actually thinking it's a good idea is absolutely asinine. I mean, of course, no one would think to check a 2 year old for drugs right? Wrong! And it seems that a Jersey man by the name of Phillip Young learned this lesson the hard way. Hip Hop Wired reports:

The New Jersey man charged with endangering the welfare of a child after teachers at his two-year-old's day care center discovered 48 envelopes of heroin hidden within his jacket.

Which is definitely the wrong way to give a preschooler the jump on their multiplication skills.

Reports NorthJersey.com:

An employee at the center, Michael's Energy Factory, found the drugs in the child's jacket, police said. There's no indication that the child knew the drugs were in the jacket, nor any sign that other children at the center were exposed to the heroin, police said.

Officials at the center called the police when they found the heroin, police said.

Lt. Bert Ribeiro said police determined that the child had been accompanied to the day care that morning by its father. City police have charged the father, Phillips Young, 27, of East 30th Street, with endangering the welfare of a child, Ribeiro said.