A radio station reported that pretty much the entire police force in a mid-size Swedish city contracted the sticky icky illness after receiving a contact high from recently confiscated marijuana.
The station in Uppsala, Sweden, reports Sveriges Radio, has a poor ventilation system and few windows. So, within hours of the arrival of a large stash of weed, officers began to feel queasy and uneasy, unable to concentrate on their police work.
Administrators have filled rooms with air purifiers, which were a total waste of time. The stench of marijuana continues to waft through the halls.
“There is an issue with an intrusive odour,” Magnus Härnström, head of police, told a local newspaper. “But it’s not a health problem.”
One reporter inquired as to why the marijuana was kept at the station for so long if it caused such a disruption. Härnström did not respond to the question.