A package filled with marijuana ended up at the wrong address in Ohio and now the Columbus Police Department is asking for help to locate the package’s owner.
The Columbus Police Department tweeted, “Please help! My name is 10 Pounds of Weed. I am lost and looking for my owner. I was sent to the wrong address yesterday in Columbus and now the police have me locked up in the evidence room. Please get me out of here soon, you will need your ID. Thanks a bunch. ?? ???”
According to the police, the man who opened the gift was disappointed to see the weed which has a value of $30,000.
“Just like the time he got socks and underwear for his birthday from his Aunt Edna instead of that video game he was wanting for months,” police said.
“We photographed and accepted the man’s ‘gift’ and secured it our property room where it patiently waits for it’s (sic) real owner to claim it,” police said. “In fact, it’s right next to the 350 packs of THC juice we confiscated last month after it too was sent to the wrong address. Disappointingly, nobody has come to claim it yet,” said the police.
“We don’t want to keep something that isn’t ours so if we have your ten pounds of pot and you want to claim it, just swing by and and visit us at CPD,” police also said.
“You can speak to the friendly front desk officer who is here until 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday. He won’t be hard to spot, as he was won’t stop singing his new rendition of the 12 Days of Christmas: 10 pounds of pot, 9 roach clips, 8 air fresheners, 7 rolling papers, 6 minutes napping, 5 GLASS BONGS.”
