Security officers discovered 71 pounds of clothing that had been soaked in meth and dried stiff inside two suitcases.

A California man was arrested at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) after he allegedly tried to check two suitcases containing more than 70 pounds of clothing caked in methamphetamine – including a cow pajama onesie – on a flight to Australia,

A Northridge man is being indicted for allegedly checking in two suitcases at LAX that contained clothing caked in methamphetamine, including a cow onesie pajama.

Authorities found more than a dozen clothing items, including a cow pajama onesie, that were dried stiff and covered in a white residue.

Authorities arrested a man at Los Angeles International Airport after he tried to check suitcases filled with clothes soaked in meth, including a cow pajama onesie.

The residue — which was found on items including socks, tank tops, sweatpants, jeans, hoodies, underwear and a pair of cow onesie pajamas — tested positive for methamphetamine, prosecutors say.

A California man faces federal charges after he allegedly checked two suitcases into Los Angeles International Airport that contained clothing caked in methamphetamine.

A Northridge man was indicted Tuesday for allegedly caking clothes in meth in order to smuggle the drug from L.A. to Australia, authorities said.