A
22-year-old man called police after getting 'too high' on cannabis only
for officers to discover him curled up in a fetal position surrounded by
'a plethora of snacks'.
The
man, from Austintown, Ohio, who police have not named, called 911 on
Friday to tell officers he had smoked too much marijuana while sitting
in his car and needed help.
Police
then went to his grandfather's address where they found him curled up
and moaning on the floor of his bedroom, complaining that he couldn't
feel his hands.
A 22-year-old man was arrested in Ohio
after calling police to say he was 'too high' after smoking marijuana
in his car, and was found curled up in a fetal position while groaning
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According
to the police report, the man was 'surrounded' by Doritos, Pepperidge
Farm Goldfish, and Chips Ahoy cookies when he was discovered at around
5.22pm.
The police report says: 'Upon arrival this officer was advised by [the suspect's] grandfather that [the suspect] was upstairs.
'As this officer walked up the staircase [the suspect] could be heard groaning from a room at the end of the hall.
'This
officer walked into the doorway and observed [the suspect] laying on
the floor, in the fetal position. [The suspect] was surrounded by a
plethora of Doritos, Pepperidge Farm Goldfish and Chips Ahoy cookies.'
The
police report says the man told officers there was still cannabis
inside his car in the center console armrest, and handed them the key to
go and get it.
The police report says the man, who
they haven't named, was 'surrounded by a plethora of snacks' including
Pepperidge Farm Goldfish, Doritos and Chips Ahoy cookies!
Inside
the vehicle, they found a glass jar of marijuana, two partially smoked
spliffs, a blue glass pipe with marijuana residue on it and two packs of
rolling papers.
Cops
said they offered medical assistance to the man , which he turned down,
before taking him to the police station where he tested positive for
THC.
The suspect has now been charged with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, and will be due in court on a later date.
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