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In a second video that made the rounds on Indonesian social media last week, a man in a green jacket is seen making a police report. His complaint? That he had been scammed and sent a pack of celery instead of the weed he ordered. In the video, the police officers can be seen laughing while hearing the report and asking the man to open the paper packet he was holding. True enough, it did contain some celery and what looks like your run-of-the-mill grass not for smoking. The incident took place on March According to police commissioner Mario Invanry, head of the narcotics unit of the Palembang Police, the report was filed at the Palembang police station in South Sumatra. After the laughs, one of the officers told him that weed is classified as a drug , and that he could be prosecuted for possessing it. However, an incident from earlier this year still holds up as one of the most epic drug frauds in the country. Several intelligence officers were tasked by regional police to investigate allegations of drug trafficking in Medan, a city in North Sumatra. They found two men claiming to be selling methamphetamine , but further examination revealed that the three kilogram packets they were in possession of actually contained table salt. They were later arrested anyway. By Manisha Krishnan. By Sanjana Ramachandran. By Arman Khan. Share: X Facebook Share Copied to clipboard. Videos by VICE. Tagged: fake drugs , indonesia , Weed , WTF.

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