A Colorado resident found an unexpected UPS delivery of edible marijuana products at their home, which led them to contact the police.
Local authorities in Lakewood, located approximately 8 miles away from Denver, arrived at a residence on Monday following a fraud complaint reported to them.
The police were informed by the homeowner that someone had compromised their UPS account to send large parcels. A man from Georgia, known as “Mr. Scott,” was pinpointed as the suspect.
Inside a returned package, there were 7 pounds of various marijuana edibles, including flavors like coconut cake, cotton candy, bubble gum, and blue cherry-flavored dipping dots.
Lakewood Police humorously addressed the situation, saying, “Sooooo to Mr. Scott in Georgia, we have your package here at the PD!”
The UPS policy, as stated on their website, allows them to dispose of any shipments containing marijuana, whether the items are hemp-based, CBD-related, or otherwise not allowed for shipping by UPS or by law.
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