Cops Mistake Maple Syrup Operation for Meth Lab
Well, some do get addicted to the stuff
A southern Illinois family is finding their homemade maple syrup operation anything but sweet after investigators swarmed their property, mistaking their sap collection for a meth lab.
Laura Benson tells KFVS-TV that drug agents showed up at her home near Anna on Wednesday morning saying they fielded a report that a meth-making operation was on the Union County property.
(Hat tip to Mark Sletten)
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swarmed their property
"sting those Canucks"
Oh wait...it's in Illinois