FedEx Being Sued After Delivering Seven Pounds of Marijuana to the Wrong House

The delivery company gave the intended recipient the address of the house where the package was erroneously delivered

Reason Staff | 3.1.2013 9:40 AM

PLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) - A Massachusetts woman is suing FedEx, saying the company erroneously sent her a package containing seven pounds of marijuana, then gave her address to the intended recipients who later showed up at her door.

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FedEx Being Sued After Delivering Seven Pounds of Marijuana to the Wrong House

The delivery company gave the intended recipient the address of the house where the package was erroneously delivered

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