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Home 🌿 Marijuana Politics 🌿 Tangerang gets high from marijuana fumes when Indonesian police burn three-ton pile 🌿Tangerang gets high from marijuana fumes when Indonesian police burn three-ton pile
An Indonesian town was high on more than just life when police set fire to more than three tons of confiscated cannabis.
Residents of Tangerang, 15.5 miles west of the capital Jakarta, reported suffering from headaches and dizziness after inhaling the tangy smoke given off by the bonfire.
The 3.3 tons of marijuana were burned by Palmerah police at their subprecinct office in West Jakarta earlier this month.
A police officer throws packages of confiscated marijuana onto a fire in Banda Aceh, Indonesia, in August last year. That fire destroyed two tons of the drug while the latest one in Tangareng burned 3.3
The haul was valued at $1 million, according to Breitbart.com
Tangerang police chief Senior Commander Riad told The Jakarta Post his officers seized the stash in south Tangerang on February 2.
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