I'm kind of aghast at this, and at the spectacular ignorance and malice displayed by the police and ICE officers involved.
(But—as a retired pharmacist who studied drugs of botanic origin decades ago—I once got to handle a sample of raw Turkish opium. The perfumiers at YSL absolutely nailed the odour, to a first approximation: if the cops had some sort of drug familiarization training it's almost an understandable mistake—at least until it goes to the lab for testing.)
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Radley Balko (@radleybalko.bsky.social)
Arkansas police pulled over an Indian GrubHub driver wh ois married to a U.S. citizen. They found a bottle of Opium-brand perfume, arrested him for narcotics possession, and turned him over to ICE, where he was held for 30 days. He has now been stripped of his immigration status. https://www.bentoncourier.com/news/traffic-stop-in-benton-leads-to-ice-detention-deportation-risk/article_d6be2ddb-f9bb-4439-b10f-ca663c41de83.html
