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A friend of mine in Portland, Oregon once told me that a package turned up at his house. He noticed that the package wasn't addressed to him, but instead the re
by ne0flex 7y ago
A friend of mine in Portland, Oregon once told me that a package turned up at his house. He noticed that the package wasn't addressed to him, but instead the return address on the package was his address. After taking the package inside, someone opened it and found that it was full of vacuum-sealed marijuana.
A couple days later when he returned from work a post it note was left on his front door that said something along the lines of 'I think the post office got my address wrong and you may have received it, please call me.' He took the package and the note to the police.
When they tried calling the number they got a message saying that number was out of service.
- oliv__ 7y agoThat's really not cool. For a few ounces of grass, come onnn
- trehalose 7y agoHe didn't go to the cops over a few ounces of grass. He went to the cops over an anonymous stranger framing him for multiple federal felonies! I strongly believe that nobody should be imprisoned for cannabis, but I still might very well go to the authorities if a stranger practically tried to get me imprisoned for theirs.
- tonyedgecombe 7y agoThey probably just picked a random return address, it's not as if they are going to put their own address on the packet.
- trehalose 7y agoWell sure, but it's not as if framing a random stranger for multiple federal felonies is any better than framing a non-random stranger for them.
- tonyedgecombe 7y agoYes, but "framing a stranger" implies some intent.
- thejigisup 7y agowow he actually snitched on the guy to the cops over weed? what a loser.