[VIDEO] BBC Reporter Gets High Standing Near Pile Of Drugs, Burst Into Laughter

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23-12-2014 | 10:07
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[VIDEO] BBC Reporter Gets High Standing Near Pile Of Drugs, Burst Into Laughter
BBC reporter Quentin Sommerville hardly managed to wrap up his broadcast as he got high after getting too close to a pile of burning drugs.      

Sommerville, the company's Middle East correspondent, posted a link to the video on his YouTube page Monday (December 22) as a 'Christmas present' to his followers on Twitter.         

The video he called “Don't inhale,” depicts Sommerville standing near a large stack of heroin, opium and hashish, but as he attempts to begin his report he can't help but laugh.        

“Burning behind me is eight and a half tonnes of heroin, opium, hashish and other narcotics,” the reporter starts his broadcast by saying.        

As soon as he tries to start his next line, Sommerville lets out a tiny giggle, setting the cameraman off and both burst out laughing.             

And the longer they stand there the harder it becomes as both men burst into fits of laughter.





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