Feds Ditch Investigation?

Once a dead body turns up, the feds bail - is that what we're understanding?

• Chicago rapper Juice Wrld suffered convulsions and went into cardiac arrest as police and federal agents were searching his and his entourage’s luggage for guns and drugs at a private hangar at Midway Airport over the weekend, according to law enforcement sources.
  
  The rapper’s girlfriend, asked by police if he had any medical issues or had ingested any drugs, replied that he takes Percocet, a painkiller, and “has a drug problem,” the sources said.
  
  The officers and agents had been waiting at the Atlantic Aviation hangar at Midway early Sunday because they suspected the private plane from Los Angeles carrying the musician — whose real name was Jarad Higgins — was carrying contraband, the sources said.

Contraband? Is that what this is called?

• The search turned up 41 “vacuum-sealed” bags of marijuana, six bottles of prescription codeine cough syrup, two 9 mm pistols, a .40-caliber pistol, a high-capacity ammunition magazine and metal-piercing bullets, according to the sources. Two men identified by police as working security for Higgins were charged with misdemeanor offenses for illegally possessing the guns and ammunition.

TMZ.com reports it was seventy pounds of weed and the deceased was downing Percocet pills so the feds wouldn't find them, leading to seizures and death. And then the feds bailed, leaving the mess in CPD hands?

But aren't undeclared guns on airplanes kind of frowned upon? Not to mention seventy pounds of weed, six bottles of unprescribed codeine syrup, and any Percocet they manage to salvage via the autopsy? Any word on how often and what else might have been transported over previous flights?