Residents "made happy" by marijuana in toilet

Moscow police are looking for the owner of several kilograms of marijuana, which were discovered under very awkward circumstances by residents of a house on Trifonovskaya Street.

The sewer system in several apartments was clogged at once, and everyone's bathrooms and toilets were flooded. The residents fished out suspicious grass in the muddy water, and when they realized what it was, they started calling the police.

Report by the correspondent of the program "ChP" Alexander Kalinin.

Alexander Bogdanovich's hallway and toilet are now like a swamp - damp and green all around. Small carved leaves are everywhere - on the floor, in the bathroom and even on a plate.

Alexander Bogdanovich: "It's all marijuana! Now, by the way, I get electric shocks everywhere from the dampness."

Alexander discovered the flooded floor at four o'clock in the afternoon when he came home to feed the cat. He realized that the sewer was clogged. That evening he wanted to go to a nightclub with friends - it didn't work out.

Anna Zhunyova: "We arrived and found that we had to bail out the water. So we took a rag and a bucket and started bailing out what was on the floor."

The neighbor downstairs has the same picture. In the morning, Valentina Dmitrievna went to the toilet and was stunned - turbid yellow water was gushing out of the toilet. The pensioner thought it was rust, but it turned out to be drugs.

Valentina Andrianova: "I went to the toilet, and there was "green stuff" there. Oh! I gasped! I got scared. I thought, what's going to happen next?!"

Three apartments suffered from clogged sewerage. The consequences are the same everywhere: dampness and a specific smell.

Valentina Andrianova: "There was grass here, they told me not to throw it away, but to show it to those who come to check. They say that it is for those who smoke or drink. That's how nasty it is."

On the last, sixth floor, according to the residents, there are only harmless pensioners, so all suspicions fell on Alexander. He did not call the police, but he did not agree with the accusations either.

Alexander Bogdanovich: "They made claims against me. I said: guys, I don't smoke, I drink. I drink a lot, sometimes terribly much - that's life. But I don't smoke."

The plumbers hid all the grass they caught from the pipes in the basement. The residents say there is at least 5 kilograms there, and they are waiting for the police to arrive.