Do you like marijuana? What about scavenger hunts and social media? You might want to follow the @HiddenWeedYVR on Twitter.
The anonymous Twitter user has been hiding marijuana around Vancouver for his / her followers to find.
Here’s how it works. @HiddenWeedYVR hides a small canister of weed somewhere in Vancouver and then tweets out a few hints. Then his / her followers go searching.
Here’s what the containers look like. #1 and #2 were found today. I’ll do a few more tomorrow. #freeweed #marijuana pic.twitter.com/NSg5q36JHr
— HiddenWeedYVR (@HiddenWeedYVR) June 6, 2014
@HiddenWeedYVR Thanks again pic.twitter.com/FGToDDj4Gk — Robert craig (@Tainted_Donuts) June 9, 2014
But before you go hunting for free marijuana you should know that you might be committing a crime. According to Const. Brian Montague, people without a marijuana licence shouldn’t play @HiddenWeedYVR’s little game.
Sounds like all 6 of today’s prizes have been found. Please tweet a pic when you find a prize! Remember, always share your weed.
— HiddenWeedYVR (@HiddenWeedYVR) June 9, 2014
Montague said: “For the person who finds it, possession without a licence is illegal. The act of delivering it to a place for someone else to find would be considered trafficking in a controlled substance under the CDSA … While we use a lot of discretion when it comes to marijuana, the fact that the person could be trafficking to a 12- or 13-year-old, if they are the ones who find it, could draw some unwanted police attention.”
Clue for prize #5: Enter here, go 111 paces, look between the connors, next to the white house. pic.twitter.com/q8vqiplHPO — HiddenWeedYVR (@HiddenWeedYVR) June 9, 2014
@HiddenWeedYVR thats how its done son #cheers #sothankful #forthisbountifulblessing pic.twitter.com/l599CZHK1V
— Sammy Hersey (@SamWow604) June 9, 2014
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