I really don't know where to begin. That this pig ate an entire cake whether or not it was "laced with pot"? Was it customary to leave a sacrificial offering in the form of an entire cake to be devoured by this corpulent piggy in the morning? Was it an especially scrumptious looking entire cake that any reasonable person couldn't be faulted for eating the entire thing? What is the likelihood of someone leaving a scrumptious looking, pot-laced entire cake to be devoured in a brief, orgiastic inhalation by this ravenous piggy immediately upon awakening?Police Chief Recovering After Eating Entire Cake Laced With Pot
LAURELVILLE, Ohio - The Hocking County Sheriff's office is trying to get to the bottom of who is responsible for drugging Laurelville Police Chief Mike Berkemeier.
Berkemeier says the problem began Easter Sunday when he ate some cake sitting on his kitchen counter.
”I got up in the morning and ate it -- the entire thing,” he said.
Shortly after eating that cake, Berkemeier says he began to feel sick like never before.
”I thought I was dying,” he said.
Berkemeier says all he could think to do was make the short drive from his home to the Laurelville police station for help.
”I don’t remember much of the drive here, even though it’s just a few blocks and was met by a couple of the medics from the fire department,” he said.
Berkemeier tells 10TV medics transported him to Berger Hospital in Circleville where doctors performed tests to see what was wrong with him.
”I kept trying to explain to them this wasn’t getting any better. It just got worse,” he said. “I felt like I was out of my mind.”
Berkemeier says a phone conversation from his hospital room revealed the source of his drugged feeling. Berkemeier’s daughter told the chief’s fiancée over the phone that the cake the police chief had eaten was laced with a high concentration of cannabis oil.
”My fiancée hung up the phone and called for the nurse and said, ‘Get a nurse here right away. I know what it is,’” Berkemeier said.
Berkemeier says doctors gave him a sedative to sleep off the pot-laced cake’s effects -- effects he never wants to experience again.
”It was probably the scariest thing that has ever happened to me in my entire life,” he said.
Berkemeier says a friend of his daughter had brought the cake into their home.
The Hocking County Sheriff’s office is investigating possible charges of corrupting another with drugs and assault.
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Thank merciful Baby Jesus that Chief Berkemeier has successfully pulled through the "scariest thing that has ever happened to him in his life." It wasn't clear if he was talking about eating an entire cake, being dosed with pot or whether he was subject to random drug testing.
Hopefully shutyomouth will be available to portray the Chief in the made for TV dramatization using his redneck tornado warning falsetto:
”I thought I was dying, I don’t remember much of the drive here, even though it’s just a few blocks and was met by a couple of the medics from the fire department”
"I kept trying to explain to them this wasn’t getting any better. It just got worse. I felt like I was out of my mind.”
”It was probably the scariest thing that has ever happened to me in my entire life”