WTF! DUDE HAD BEARS PROTECTING THE POT FIELDS!

Put your paws up!
Police raiding two marijuana fields in Canada encountered 13 black bears wandering the grounds.

When the cops arrived to the premises at Christina Lake, British Columbia, two weeks ago, they discovered the animals and nervously seized the fields, which contained about 2,300 cannabis plants.

It is not clear if the bears were the owners' pets or if they were being used to guard the marijuana fields.

Police Cpl. Dan Moskaluk told the Toronto Star that the cops soon learned the bears were tame and accustomed to being around humans.

"As the members are conducting the search of the house, at one point in time the (home owner) has to shoo a bear out of the residence and out of the way, coming out of the basement," Moskaluk said.

"The owner tried to assure, 'Don't worry, they won't become aggressive towards you, just don't approach them and things will be fine.' Certainly it's a little bit of an odd situation to be in."

Two adults at the location were arrested and face charges of production and possession of a controlled substance.

According to the newspaper, cops also bumped into a pot-bellied pig and a raccoon sleeping in one of the bedrooms

"The pig was a little frantic at the sight of police, but the raccoon was pretty laid back about the bust and took it all in stride," said Moskaluk.