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PRATT, KS - FEBRUARY 18: Deputy Sheriff Kirk Ives holds two examples of methamphetamine taken on a bust in the evidence room on February 18, 2005 at the Pratt County Sheriffs office in Pratt, Kansas. The Pratt County sheriff office has over 700 square acres of rural land to patrol on a daily basis looking for any kind of methamphetamine substances such as trash or labs. (Photo by Larry W. Smith/Getty Images)

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Florida Guy Asks Cops To Test His Drugs To See If They’re Bad

Geno June 14th, 2018

Police say Douglas Kelly had a bad reaction to some meth he bought so he wanted to see if he was sold the wrong drug. Who better to verify its legitimacy than the police? Yup. Dude drove to the sheriff’s office and gave it to them. When they determined it was meth, they put him in cuffs.

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Source: Channel 8

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