Cops Need Better Training
Posted by gestroud Tuesday, January 26, 2010 | 0 views | Email | Print
Hide your jelly beans! Two guys from the Bronx were thrown in jail for nearly a week because crazy coppers mistook their candy for a bag of crack cocaine.
The trouble began the night of Jan. 15, as José Pena, a 48-year-old plumber, and his longtime pal and colleague Cesar Rodriguez, 33, were headed to a party, and decided to stop at a bodega on 181st Street and the Grand Concourse.
Cops Need Better Training
Source: Cannabis Culture Magazine
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