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Former Police Captain Calls 911, "We made brownies and I think we're dead"
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| emonster4life |
Edward Sanchez, once the captain of his Dearborn Heights police department, has not been charged with the crime of stealing and consuming marijuana from criminal suspects.
The department investigation began when a 911 call was placed from Edward Sanchez's home in Dearborn Heights on the night of April 21, 2006. A frightened Sanchez reported to an emergency dispatcher that his wife and he consumed marijuana brownies and thought they were overdosing. The catch was that the marijuana once belonged to criminals that Sanchez himself would arrest.
In the 5 minutes long recorded 911 conversation, Edward Sanchez sounded panicked. "I think we're dying," said Sanchez. "We made brownies and I think we're dead, I really do."
Edward Sanchez continued to explain to the emergency dispatcher that he had never made marijuana brownies before, but previously used marijuana.
EMS took both Sanchez and his wife to the hospital where they were released the next morning.
Later on, while being questioned by police investigators, Edward Sanchez blamed his wife, saying that she took the marijuana out of his police vehicle while he was asleep. His wife backed up his claim by saying that he tricked her into eating the marijuana laced brownie. Yet, after being questioned and interviewed repeatedly, Edward Sanchez admitted that he took the marijuana out of his vehicle, put it in the brownie batter, and willingly consumed the brownies. He also stated that he took the marijuana “off the street from unknown persons.
Hid wife also confessed that on another occasion, she removed cocaine, which is used to train police dogs, from her husband's vehicle, and went on a weekend binge. She was not charged for the crime either.
The decision to not charge Edward Sanchez and his wife has upset a great number of people, which includes Dearborn Councilman Dough Thomas, who says the department's decision sends the wrong message to the public. Thomas promises that he will investigate and compares the situation to a cop who catches a bank robber and keeps some of the money for him/herself.
"It doesn't add up here," Doug Thomas said. "If he was allowed to resign with no action, he can apply for another police position. There's all kinds of ramifications.
Edward Sanchez chose to resign before the investigation was completed. Once the investigation was completed, the police department has decided to not press charges against Sanchez or his wife. When questioned by reporters, Sanchez declined to comment.
source:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/ar...m_suspects.html |
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| activate |
pffft
light weight |
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| Cro_Addict |
hahahah
"how big was the pan?" WHO THE CARES! hahaha
"Whats the score in the Red Wings game??!"" DUDE...HAHAHAHAHAHHA |
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| TheNeonAlien |
lol he sounds fine.......what a baby
the dispatcher sucks. she is clearly not claming his ass down
is there any animals? where is the vicadin? any weapons in the house?
GO RED WINGS!!!!! 3 to 3 hahahaha |
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| slingshot |
| quote: | Originally posted by emonster4life
Hid wife also confessed that on another occasion, she removed cocaine, which is used to train police dogs, from her husband's vehicle, and went on a weekend binge. She was not charged for the crime either.
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hahahahhahaha |
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| ChemEnhanced |
| quote: | Originally posted by TheNeonAlien
the dispatcher sucks. she is clearly not claming his ass down
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how do you clam someone's ass |
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| sweetie570 |
This is gold. Funniest thing I have heard all day
:haha: |
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| m2j |
LOL
you know you're high when you ask a 911 operator the score of hockey game :haha: |
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