BREMERTON: Man accused of putting meth in wife’s cigarette

• Published December 05, 2012 Modified December 04, 2012

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A Bremerton man is accused of secretly slipping methamphetamine into his wife’s cigarette in a plan to get her addicted.

Police say the man wanted his wife to experience a meth high so she’d understand why he likes it. He gave her a cigarette Saturday that had been spiked with the drug.

The Kitsap Sun reported she started freaking out, and he told her what he had done. The woman called police Sunday, and the 20-year-old man was arrested. The Associated Press

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