A woman from Northern Ireland complained to the police that she was sold brown sugar instead of cocaine. Police officials who were dumbfounded took to Facebook to share their strange interaction with the woman. The UK woman called the police to say that she was tricked by her drug dealer. Officers in Craigavon, Co Armagh, described the exchange on their Facebook page and called for people who have been "scammed by your dealer and would like payback" to get in touch.

They wrote, "Granted, it's not exactly the sort of slick wheeling and dealing business savvy that would see you go the distance on The Apprentice, but it shouldn't surprise anyone that drug dealers are scammers!" They further wrote, "Anyone who has been scammed by their dealer and would like payback should call Crimestoppers or 101 (non-emergency number). A dishonest drug dealer. What’s the world coming to?!" UK Beautician Dies Trying to Save Boyfriend; Swallows Cocaine Wraps to Protect Him From Police.

Check out the interaction with the women that police shared on Facebook:

The post by PSNI Craigavon has gone viral with netizens poking fun at the woman's decision to speak to the police about a failed drug deal. One of the hilarious comments on the post reads, "Is that what looms after Brexit? £200 for 2 grams of sugar?" Another comment reads, "I'm out of brown sugar crystals and white just isn't the same in my coffee. Can ye give me the dude's number?" Police Dog Gets High On Ecstasy While Sniffing Drugs From Rave Party in Florida.

A spokesman for the PSNI said, "Police have spoken to a female in relation to this matter. Appropriate advice and guidance were given." While purchase or any deal including cocaine illegal, police officials stated that drug deals do not "care about NOTHING other than lining their own pockets."

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