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Police car in Napier carpark carries potentially unusual stash

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23 Mar, 2017 10:23 PMQuick Read

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The suspicious looking plant at the scene. Photo / Facebook / Jayme Pakoti

The suspicious looking plant at the scene. Photo / Facebook / Jayme Pakoti

Visitors to a Napier carpark spotted what looked like an unusual stash in a police car.

A photo, posted on Facebook by Jayme Pakoti on the Napier News Facebook page, captured what looks like a marijuana plant on the dashboard of the vehicle.

"Parked up next to this police car at Maccas this morning . . . Notice anything strange????" Pakoti wrote on the social media site.

"It's probably there parked there [because] someone has the munchies," Chanelle Dennison commented on the photograph.

"Gone to maccas with the money they seized from this bust lmao," wrote Jo-Jo Sole.

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Other Facebook users commented on the crooked parking of the car, perhaps missing the plant entirely.

Whatever the car was doing, we're sure the police will hash it out.

Asked to respond, a police spokesperson said: "Hawke's Bay Police have been made aware of a photo on Facebook that shows a police vehicle with what appears to be cannabis on the front seat. "

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"Police are looking into the matter and will speaking to officers about the circumstances. "

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