MANY of us have had to complain after not receiving a package we were expecting - but in one Gwent resident's case, that probably wasn't a very good idea.
The parcel, labelled 'special delivery', was due to be delivered to an address in Abergavenny - but was instead picked up by the police when it was discovered it contained cannabis.
When the intended recipient made a complaint to Royal Mail that they hadn't received it, they probably didn't expect to be getting a visit from the police.
In a social media post the force said: “We have your cannabis and will be paying you a visit today.”
To the #Abergavenny resident who has made a complaint to the Royal Mail because they haven't delivered your parcel - we have your cannabis, and will be paying you a visit today..... #PCFord pic.twitter.com/pQevjT22Ac
— Gwent Police | Monmouthshire Officers (@GPMonmouthshire) May 20, 2023
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