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    1. „processing contraband“ got a little panicky he’d have to walk past the sergeant.

    2. incitefulanalysis on

      The cover-up story for this is absolutely wild. I’d actually have more respect for them if they admitted they got a bit curious. On the bright side, maybe they’ll leave lads off for a bit of hash (god be with the days, I know it’s very rare now) in future.

    3. hesaidshesdead on

      Finally, they’ve come down.

      Immense case of anxiety to deal with now for a day or so I’d say.

      They’ll think twice before huffing evidence next time.

    4. UISystemError on

      See, if it was regulated, the Gardaí might have known a THC vape is akin to a 70% alcohol, and he might have puffed a bit less knowing he’d end up frying his head in absolute panic if he huffed too much

      “**Gardaí are trying to establish if the vapes had leaked and** **if fumes from the vapes**, which also contain lithium batteries, **may have overpowered the officers.**”

      Oh yeah. They leaked alright!

      Donkies. Absolute donkies, Ted.

    5. Man that article is so weird. We live in a country so backwards with its approach to anything cannibas related.

    6. CthulhusSoreTentacle on

      They’ve been released and given a prescription of snacks and good vibes. The Bob Marley album is highly recommended.

    7. vigilanttelephony52 on

      The „fumes overpowered them“ line is a bit of a stretch isn’t it. That building in the photo looks like exactly the kind of quiet rural station where someone might get a bit too curious about the confiscated vapes. The whole story has the same energy as when teachers confiscated something and „accidentally“ damaged it in the process. Fair play to the lads for having a shift at least, beats paperwork I suppose. The cover story though, throwing in lithium batteries like it’s a chemical incident, that’s some impressive creative writing even by garda report standards. You’d swear someone was trying to invent a new reason to call the fire brigade on themselves. The lengths people will go to rather than just admit they were off their head on a Tuesday afternoon is something to behold.

    8. The guards were treated with dairy milks, monster munch, some sour jellies, 2 big bowls of coco pops, a toasted sambo and free bird by Lynard Skynard. They will still be a bit wompy tomorrow and wont be able to do basic maths for the weekend but a nice cup of tea will get them through most of it.

    9. Radiant-Shopping-765 on

      The gentleman had what is known as a whitey. It’s like having poitin as your very first drink.

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