Japanese man's underwear yields marijuana in Philippines
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Manila - A Japanese man was arrested at the Philippine's main international airport after marijuana cigarettes were found in his underwear, an aviation police report said Monday. Nishi Kenechi, 55, was arrested Sunday at Manila's Ninoy Aquino International Airport after a policeman who frisked him during a routine body check felt something on his buttocks. When police demanded that he take out what was hidden in his underwear, Kenechi brought out 34 marijuana cigarettes. Kenechi explained that he just wanted to experience smoking marijuana when he returned to Japan and had no intention of selling the prohibited drug. The aviation police prevented Kenechi from taking his flight to Kansai and turned him over to Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency officers for further investigation.
Copyright DPA
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marijuana = ancient medicine
By:
Richard Christie ,
Mon, 14 Jan 2008 14:59:52 GMT
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stupid humans. alcohol is way more dangerous a substance yet it's legal throughout the world. We can blame the "home of the free" - "the US & A". Time to take LIBERTY off our coins.
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