New York Police Department Warns Of Sweet And Delicious Dealers
One police department in Upstate New York has received reports that highly addictive substances will soon be circulating in our area. Here's what they passed along to keep you informed.
The Oneida City Police Department posted the warning on their Facebook page to let the Central New York and Mohawk Valley regions be on the look out. They claim the substances go by names like "Thin Mints," "Samoas," "Tag A Longs," and "Lemon Ups." Yes, they are warning you that Girl Scout season is here:
These substances are distributed by strong, smart, fearless young women who will lure you in with their good-cause story and get you hooked. Many people start with just one box, but one turns into two, two turns into five, and the next thing you know, you're hiding your stash in your freezer.
The police department continued their funny post letting the community know that they have set up a drop-off location for these cookies at the Oneida City Police Department, where officers can "dispose of them safely."
Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways' 2023 cookie season runs January 31-April 23
Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways are now taking orders for girl scout cookies locally through April 23rd 2023. Cookies are just $5 per package. The cookies help fuel service projects, troop travel, summer camp and more.
Looking to buy some boxes? You can contact your local Girl Scouts at 315-698-9400, 1-800-943-4414, info@gsnypenn.org or via the Let's Chat pop-up.
Enter your ZIP Code on the Cookie Finder to locate booths in your community during the month of April or local troop ordering links for direct shipment once available on February 27."
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