WHOOPS! Man Allegedly Forgot Backpack Containing $59,000 Worth Of Drugs, Cash & Handgun

BEMIDJI, MN (iNewZ.TV) A Bemidji, Minnesota man is facing major drug trafficking charges, after allegedly forgetting a backpack that containied $59,000 worth of drugs, cash and a handgun.

[@dennybro1]

How many lives has he ruined--beside his own! No mercy for this clown!!

[@libbyjensen1858]

Exactly! Well said!

[@libbyjensen1858]

What is going on with Bemidji?? So many reports of serious crime. It sounds like what we're dealing with here in the cities. Glad they got all those drugs off the street and a dealer along with them!

[@tommieboi707]

Lesson for everyone: If you're an idiot, don't be a criminal.

[@thepuddingking5204]

Man I hope he has a bad time in a prison shower

[@richardrahl585]

Good!

[@thomastessin1663]

Little guy. In jail his new name will be BungHo!

[@ron827]

Slow learner!

[@possums1010]

To be added to playlists: 1] dumb crimes, stupid criminals, 2] drugs make you stupid. ;-)

[@deloresprahl4103]

WTF?? ANOTHER NICE CITIZEN JUST TRYING TO MAKE A LIVING........

[@richardoneill956]

Wow

[@ultimatemixmeister5127]

Now get Elliot Alderson too! 😊

[@mule1995]

Darwin Crimes.

[@randolphpatterson5061]

There must be a workforce policy in place, and the employer must inform the employees at the time of their hiring that a policy is in place which says that the employees are giving consent to the possibility that their purses & bags can be searched when it's for a legitimate reason. The employer would have to bring proof of that to a courtroom, or else the employee can attest that he/she never consented to that workplace rule. In that instance, the charges would be thrown out due to illegal search.