 MAPLEWOOD, Minn. (AP) — A suburban Minneapolis police department has good news for the person who donated dozens of plastic baggies of marijuana along with their kid's old clothes: It's safe and sound and ready to be picked up at the station. The Argus Leader reports (http://argusne.ws/2q2xUtJ ) that the Maplewood Police Department posted a photo on Facebook of the surprise donation to the Once Upon a Child store with an invitation to the owner to come in and claim it. Police say the there is more than 100 grams of marijuana divided up in the little bags. The Facebook post jokingly asked the owner to come forward so they could be “reunited” with their lost property.
– A suburban Minneapolis police department has good news for the person who donated dozens of plastic baggies of marijuana along with their kid's old clothes: It's safe and sound and ready to be picked up at the station, reports the AP. The Maplewood Police Department posted a photo on Facebook of the surprise donation to the Once Upon a Child store, but the Argus Leader reports that it couldn't quite keep a straight face about it. The post: "If you accidentally donated 111 grams of marijuana along with your clothing earlier to a local store please come to the PD so we can reunite you! We know you spent a lot of time dividing them into these perfectly measured baggies & must be missing them." And in its tweet on the subject: "Hey genius, Once Upon A Child thanks you for the clothing donation, but you forgot something in your pant pockets... sucks to be you..." Perhaps unsurprisingly, no one has come forward yet.