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Wrong number results in effort to sell marijuana to cop
The Associated Press//July 3, 2018
FAIRFAX (AP) A mistake worthy of a Cheech and Chong skit has left a man under arrest in Northern Virginia on drug-distribution charges.
Fairfax County Police say a man who punched in the wrong number sent a text last week to one of their officers offering to sell marijuana.
Police say narcotics detectives took it from there. The detectives scheduled a meeting and the man was arrested in possession of more than a pound of marijuana.
Officers found another pound of marijuana after obtaining a warrant and searching his home.
Police did not release the man’s name. He’s been charged with possession with intent to distribute.
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