A cocaine buyer complained in an online form to police in Greensboro, North Carolina, that their dealer cheated them.
The Greensboro Police Department said Monday on social media: “If your cocaine dealer shorted you and didn’t supply you with the full amount of product, contact us … to file an official complaint,” providing the department’s non-emergency phone number.
At least one person sent in a complaint. On Tuesday, the police in the city, which is about 30 miles east of Winston-Salem, sent out an update shouting out “the person who actually filed a complaint form on their dealer.”
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The dealer’s name, however, was left off the form. The police didn’t say whether charges would be pursued against the person who sent in the complaint.
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