Jan. 8th 2001
This is a tail raising story recently from Canada.
Oliver MacQuat recently opened his door to guns pointed at him from an overzealous 10 man drug raid task force who suspected that he had a marijuana grow operation inside his home.
He ended up terrified by the drug task force as they ransacked his home and frightened his son as well who came home to see a slew of cops all over the family property.
So after the terrifying ordeal this family went through the drug task force came up not finding anything drug related.
Come to find out, the family had a wild skunk hunkered down for the winter under their front porch.
Somehow the cops were able to determine by smelling the skunks natural odor that the people who resided there must be marijuana farmers and this warranted a drug raid on an innocent family.
You would think with the special training police officers get, that they would be able to tell the difference between the smell of an animal and a plant!
Pretty soon skunks everywhere will have to be hyper vigilant about where they decide to sleep out their winters as Federal Drug Task Forces will be rooting them out and involuntarily displacing them due to the similar odor to that evil marijuana plant.
How can a smell that is only similar to marijuana simply be probable cause to raid someones home?
MacQuat wants name cleared
Still MacQuat is asking for a formal apology from the Gatineau police and the Quebec provincial police.Gatineau police refused to call the raid a mistake Friday, telling CBC News they had reasonable grounds (WTF???) to conduct a search.
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