Another crazy and strange from England that "tweeted" the local police department
Four climbers were forced to enlist the help of English rescue services when the cannabis they consumed on the summit did not allow them to descend.
The group of climbers climbed to the highest peak in England, the 978-meter Scafell Pike, and celebrated its feat in such a way that it undermined its descent!
And so they had to call the. Police for help, which of course did not miss the opportunity to publish the incident on Twitter.
Persons stuck on mountain, after taking cannabis. Having to deploy M'tain Rescue, Air support and Ambulance to rescue them… ..
- Cumbria Police (@Cumbriapolice) September 23, 2017
Persons stuck on mountain, after taking cannabis. Having to deploy M'tain Rescue, Air support and Ambulance to rescue them… ..
- Cumbria Police (@Cumbriapolice) September 23, 2017
The beetles were eventually rescued by a large operation and were safe on the ground until nightfall.
Persons rescued after becoming incapable of walking due to cannabis use. MRT volunteers putting themselves at risk to prevent harm.
- Cumbria Police (@Cumbriapolice) September 23, 2017
Persons rescued after becoming incapable of walking due to cannabis use. MRT volunteers putting themselves at risk to prevent harm.
- Cumbria Police (@Cumbriapolice) September 23, 2017
People came out after their repulsions, asking the police to expose them by naming them or to impose hefty fines on them for the cost of the business.
The head of the North Cumbria police department, however, commented to the "Telegraph" that the rescue team was made up of volunteers and that the priority of the police is the safety of the citizen. He said, however, that banned substances and alcohol "have no place in the mountains".