Would you turn this girl in?
Wanted: Stoned and alive
Ivan Moreno, Rocky Mountain News
Published April 28, 2006 at midnight
University of Colorado police have posted pictures of 150 people on a website smoking pot on the "420" day celebration last week and are offering a $50 reward for anyone who can identify them.
Police spokesman Lt. Tim McGraw said they received more than 50 calls within the first hours of posting the pictures online Thursday afternoon. He said police were in the process of confirming the tips today.
"I mean the phones were ringing off the hook," he said.
The pictures were taken by people in the crowd at Farrand Field on
April 20, a day of revelry for marijuana smokers.
Anyone who knows people in the pictures is asked to call 303-492-8168.
The $50 reward will be given to the first caller who correctly
identifies someone pictured on the site.
CU's great smoke out photo gallery.
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