Dumb Cop Marijuana 911 Call

November 14, 2009

Dumb Cop Marijuana 911 Call

Filed under: Uncategorized — willypaycheck @ 4:30 am

Here is a video of a news story about a off-duty police officer who baked pot brownies and made a hilarious but idiotic 911 call because he thought he was dying. Score one for the law enforcement.
Enjoy, Cheers and Shalom.

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