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Florida man worried his meth was bad, asked sheriff's office to test it for him — and they did

A Florida man, worried he may have received “bad” meth from a drug dealer, asked the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office if they would check the quality of his illegal narcotic. They did — and promptly arrested the man. The story started Douglas Peter Kelly, 49, of Hawthorne, reportedly thought someone sold him the wrong illegal drug. “On Tuesday, Kelly contacted the sheriff’s office and said he purchased methamphetamine about a week earlier and had a ‘bad reaction’ after smoking the narcotic,” the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office posted on its Facebook page. “The suspect said he believed because of the “violent reaction” he had after smoking the drug, he was sold the wrong narcotic.”

https://www.yahoo.com/news/m/aba4a77a-6 ... -meth.html

i will go work there on the next cyclone
will be taking pepper spray

frank lee bent wrote: ↑Fri Jun 15, 2018 9:48 am will be taking pepper spray

Lol, you'll need something stronger....that's what they use to flavor the road-kill opossum that gets BBQ'ed for Friday evening fricassees.

Jokes aside, drug testing programs are becoming more and more common in Europe. People can bring their drugs to be tested without fear of being arrested and find out what exactly is in their drugs and how high the dosage is.
The idea originates from Holland where they've been doing it for years and it's been a huge success against drug related deaths because these are often caused by all kinds of shits that dealers use to cut their drugs or a batch of too strong drugs.