Cops Mistakenly Donate 25 Pounds of Pot to Prison

The Edinburg, Texas police department gave the local prison a donation of fruit seized from a truck that was used to smuggle drugs. In addition to the fruit they were also kind enough to include 25 pounds of pot. The drugs were missed in the initial search of the produce truck. Prison officials rewarded the inmates who reported the drugs by strip searching them.

Re:No Good Deed

[flyneye]

Right now as it stands 1 out of 10 in the United states will be in prison at some point in their lifetime.
Feelin' lucky scumbag? You could be next. You don't even have to commit a crime to be wrongly imprisoned.
You can even commit a crime that shouldn't be a crime to be imprisoned.
You can even join the majority of those whose worst crime was pissing off the state by being part of marijuana culture, amongst murderers, hoodlums and the lifers who don't care to abide by even prison society rules.
1 in 10, someone you know is going.
Someone you're related to is going.
1 in 10 says you better wise up with some compassion and understanding.
You sure got a pretty mouth there Hazardman27. You wanna be safe? Just take care of my thang there n I'll keep tha girls n the n***ers off ya.
Lol , you're gonna get punked.

Re:No Good Deed

[geekoid]

The fact also remain that they are human beings. No good can come from searching people who report this sort of thing. Next time ti's fuck it and no one reports it.

Another example of how stupid security people can be.

I could be biased. When I was in the Military I let a buddy use my car. Latter I found out he got busted doing a drug buy.
Now wanting any surprises I asked them to have the dogs search my vehicle. They read me the riot act and got in my face on how they were going to lock me up if they found anything; which they didn't. I also had several drug tests after that as well, thanks to that prick.

Do you think I ever reported something wrong again? Hell, the Russian could have parachuted in and I wouldn't have told anyone.

Re:No Good Deed

[h4rm0ny]

The bill is over a thousand pages long. Not even the people who voted on it know what's in there!

Re:Again the police give the best advice

[HBoar]

It's hard enough to even get past a human nose. A friend of mine who used to work at a courier company smelled out a small package containing ~30g of marijuana in a pile of ~100 other packages. It was wrapped in three zip-loc bags, then a plastic VHS case, wrapped in about half a roll of packing tape followed by a whole roll of duct tape, then the sealed plastic courier bag. Needless to say, that package was 'lost in transit'....