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Noemy Figueroa was booked in San Luis after police reported 84 baggies of methamphetamine inside a Labubu-style plush toy.
FOX 10 Phoenix reported Friday, Oct. 2, 2026, that San Luis police, during a welfare check around Sept. 22 on an unsupervised 10-year-old girl who had been missing school, detected narcotics and later found 84 baggies of methamphetamine inside a plush toy resembling a Labubu. Noemy Figueroa, 28, was booked into the Yuma County Jail.
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An arrest and a booking are accusations. Possession of a dangerous drug for sale, possession or use of a dangerous drug, possession of drug paraphernalia, and child endangerment are charges listed in booking records, not findings that those counts are proved. FOX 10 Phoenix reported that authorities did not confirm her relationship to the child, and this account does not supply one.
FOX 10 Phoenix reported Friday, Oct. 2, 2026, citing the San Luis Police Department, that officers in San Luis, in Yuma County, Arizona, went on a welfare check around Sept. 22 on an unsupervised 10-year-old girl who had been missing school. The station said officers detected narcotics and obtained a search warrant. Inside a plush toy resembling a Labubu, the Pop Mart character, in a knockoff style, investigators found 84 baggies of methamphetamine, FOX 10 reported.
Noemy Figueroa, 28, was arrested and booked into the Yuma County Jail, according to that report. FOX 10 said booking records list possession of a dangerous drug for sale, possession or use of a dangerous drug, possession of drug paraphernalia, and child endangerment. Those are charges. They are not convictions.
FOX 10 reported that authorities did not confirm Figueroa's relationship to the child. This account does not supply one. She is presumed innocent. The booking is an accusation, not a judgment.
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