'Druggie' moved by Obama speech calls police to turn in dope... won't face jail time
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A West Virginia man was apparently moved so much by an anti-drug speech given by President Barack Obama that he called police to his house to confiscate a large amount of drugs.
During a speech on Oct. 21 in Charleston, W.V., Obama talked personally about how he had done illegal drugs as a young man.
A few hours after the speech, the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Office got a call from a man who asked police to take his drugs and help him kick his habit.
Courtesy of Kanawha County, West Virginia Sheriff’s Office
When police arrived, they found a cooler of drugs that contained 16 packs of the powerful opiate suboxone, marijuana, 19 grams of ecstasy and 158 pain pills, according to a press release.
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