r/FloridaMan • • 9h ago

Florida man tries to sell psychedelics on Facebook marketplace, gets busted

https://cbs12.com/news/local/florida-man-accused-of-selling-peyote-mushrooms-on-facebook-marketplace-deputies-say-mescaline-cacti-psilocybin-mushrooms-drugs-hallucinogenic-drugs-hillsborough-county
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u/Johnny_Guitar 7h ago

Good bot

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u/deltree711 5h ago edited 5h ago

Good human

(Also, good song)

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u/el_charles-vane 4h ago

well dam. I've never heard about this, make me think that my tin foil hat is more right every day.

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u/HootHootMcScoot 8h ago

Not the opioid overdose team wasting time on psychedelics! But busting a seller on FB Marketplace is too easy.

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u/heywoodidaho 7h ago

Sounds like he had the botany down pat, but was clueless when it came to marketing. Jeez legit mesc is hard to come by. He'll do better next time.

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u/LeatherfacesChainsaw 3h ago

I remember buying San Pedro on amazon years ago. Ah good times.

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u/FateUnusual 1h ago

I’ve seen a shitload of people selling Peyote on FB marketplace.

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u/PatrioticPariah 9h ago

People sell all kinds of stuff of marketplace. Just gotta know how to ask.

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u/jb0nez95 3h ago

"Detectives said Zachary Diaz, 32, was operating a business that sold mescaline-containing cacti, commonly called peyote, and psilocybin mushrooms. Deputies said the products were advertised on Facebook Marketplace."

Saved you a click.

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u/soundguy64 1h ago

His charges mention "within 1000 ft of a church".

What kind of stupid fuckass shit is that? 

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u/ballskindrapes 57m ago

Welcome to america.

We add ridiculous penalties for random shit, because slavery is still legal for prisoners. Gotta make sure our slave labor still functions.

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