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Space Rabbits

Discussion in 'Alley of Dangerous Angles' started by The Shaman, Jun 30, 2011.

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    Drugs plot raid reveals old woman feeding rabbits with cannabis

    Published: 25 Jun 11 18:04 CET
    Online: http://www.thelocal.de/national/20110625-35889.html
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    Police in Brandenburg who discovered a large plot of cannabis called on the neighbouring house only to find an 84-year-old woman who had been feeding her rabbits with the plants.


    “The rabbits really like it,” the woman told officers who called on her in the village of Golzow near Belzig, according to Saturday’s Tagesspiegel.

    A police officer had seen the healthy, metre-high plants from the road while on his way to work and told his colleagues, who visited the plot’s owner – the elderly woman.

    She told them that she had not grown the plants herself, but that they had simply started growing there, and had proven to be excellent rabbit food. Not only did the rabbits love eating the plants, they grew back very quickly after she cut them down, she told the investigating officers.

    A spokesman for the Brandenburg police said her explanation had sounded plausible, but the officers could not leave her with the plants, rather cut them all down and took them to the forensics laboratory for testing.

    The three large plastic sacks of weed will now be tested to determine the level of THC – the psycho-active ingredient in cannabis - they contain. There was no official comment on what the elderly woman was expected to feed her rabbits with now.

    Unfortunately, so far we don't have any comments on the quality of the rabbit meat from the old lady's customers. Ragusa, any advice on her legal situation :D ?
     
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    Things like this remind me that legal and illegal have nothing to do with right and wrong.
     
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