PASO ROBLES -- A sports car is turning heads at the California Mid-State Fair.
It was seized from a convicted drug dealer in Atascadero.
Now, it is being used to teach kids about the dangers of drugs.
Between the roar of its engine and its unusual body type, the 1994 Dodge Viper is stealing the show at the fair.
"I just walked around and I saw the car and I was like wow," said Jose Martinez, a fair visitor.
The Viper belongs to the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Department.
Its previous owner was a drug dealer.
Narcotics detectives seized the car nearly two years ago, during a major marijuana bust in Atascadero.
"Any proceeds that we get from an arrest or conviction on drug dealers, we try to use in a positive manner," said Commander Brian Hascall, San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Department.
Los Osos Auto Body fixed up the car for free, so deputies say the Viper did not cost taxpayers a cent.
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