text: Darlington, MD— On May 11, a man named John Garrison posted a public photo on Facebook showing morel mushrooms he had gathered while foraging with his girlfriend Hope Deery, and wrote of his plans to "sautee them with brown sugar and cinnamon and see how that turns out."
  "He wasn't convinced. So I rummaged through the trash to find a peice of a Morel so that he would have evidence that we weren't taking psychedelic mushrooms. I showed him and he still wasn't convinced that they weren't magic mushrooms, Which was shocking to me because morels look nothing like a psychedelic psilocybin mushrooms and I figured a police officer would know what illegal drugs looked like. A second police officer showed up and I showed her the Morel and she immediately knew it was a Morel which was a relief. They processed our ID's and eventually left. What an experience," Garrison wrote.
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  Author Truth In MediaPosted on May 15, 2018 Categories Economy, NewsTags Civil Liberties, drug war, Featured, John Garrison, Magic Mushrooms, Morel Mushrooms, Police Accountability, Psychedelic Mushrooms, USLeave a comment on Man Reports Police Visitation After Posting Pictures of Morel Mushrooms on Facebook