slimvictor
Bluelight Crew
A Pennsylvania man is behind bars for trying to pass off regular ol' mushrooms as magic mushrooms.
The first clue that something might be off with this drug-free drug deal? It happened in a supermarket parking lot.
Police in Ephrata, Penn., located in northern Lancaster County, say that Jayson Hartman chopped up some shiitake and porcini mushrooms, portioned them out into plastic bags and then tried to sell them as psychedelic mushrooms. The attempted sale allegedly took place on Nov. 8. Police recovered a $30 grocery store receipt for the mushrooms.
Hartman had arranged to meet his alleged buyer through Facebook, WHP-TV reported. And even though he wasn't actually selling real drugs, he was still violating state drug laws, Ephrata police Sgt. Philip Snavely told the Intelligencer Journal/Lancaster New Era. He was arrested on Friday and is being held in lieu of $40,000 bail.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/nationnow/2011/12/psychedelic-mushrooms.html
The first clue that something might be off with this drug-free drug deal? It happened in a supermarket parking lot.
Police in Ephrata, Penn., located in northern Lancaster County, say that Jayson Hartman chopped up some shiitake and porcini mushrooms, portioned them out into plastic bags and then tried to sell them as psychedelic mushrooms. The attempted sale allegedly took place on Nov. 8. Police recovered a $30 grocery store receipt for the mushrooms.
Hartman had arranged to meet his alleged buyer through Facebook, WHP-TV reported. And even though he wasn't actually selling real drugs, he was still violating state drug laws, Ephrata police Sgt. Philip Snavely told the Intelligencer Journal/Lancaster New Era. He was arrested on Friday and is being held in lieu of $40,000 bail.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/nationnow/2011/12/psychedelic-mushrooms.html
