Police Burn 3.3-Ton Pile Of Cannabis And Get An Entire Town High

Posted by Alec Cope | Mar 27, 2015 |

Police Burn 3.3-Ton Pile Of Cannabis And Get An Entire Town High

Indonesian police got an entire neighbourhood high (accidentally) after burning a 3.3-ton pile of cannabis just outside their office.

Residents around West Jakarta were all intoxicated after the fumes created a giant cloud of smoke which then dispersed around the local area.

Loads of people then reported to the police with headaches and feeling dizzy, not realising they were in fact high as a kite.

Warga Palmerah giting berjamaah karena Polsek ngebakar Ganja sebanyak 3,3 Ton! http://t.co/wbSQTYpoYk pic.twitter.com/TTTaqFgS9O

— Malesbanget.com (@malesbanget) March 13, 2015

The police themselves anticipated the powerful plumes and protected themselves by putting on gas masks as they set fire to the drugs.

But they didn’t bother to warn any of the locals, which meant everybody got buzzed one afternoon.

They also destroyed 1.8kg of crystal meth and 2538 ecstacy pills but they decided to blend those.

I wonder how many reports to police were proper complaints?

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After years of research and a series of unpleasant experiences concerning the current child protection services system, Alec Cope decided to combat the cancerous corruption through information. Freelance writing articles as a form of protest and distributing them throughout his former high-school and local area, Alec struck special chords with whomever he was in contact with. Alec has been involved in activism such as sit down protests as well as Idle No More gatherings. Being independent for the majority of his time, Alec became a member of the WeAreChange family to assist one of the organizations that inspired him to become active in the first place. With a larger platform and positive support Alec has committed the majority of his time to research, writing, and maintaining social media with the goal to continue expanding the awakening sweeping throughout all levels of society. Growing up within a rural area in Northern Michigan as well as being a native American descendant, Alec is seeking to expose environmental abuse in his state as well as globally. A high-school dropout, Alec chases his passion for writing and empowering individuals while showing any isolated person that they too can overcome the odds with a community that will support them. Alec lives in the lower peninsula of Michigan near Kalamazoo. https://www.facebook.com/alec.cope.75 [email protected] https://www.twitter.com/AlecCope http://www.pinterest.com/aleccope75/

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