POLICE in the UK have issued a public appeal to find the owner of a human finger, after a seven year investigation failed to reveal to whom it belonged.
A dog found the severed digit in the rear courtyard of a London shop in 2010, with police saying the DNA did not match any missing person or crime reports from the time, and they have no other clues, Reuters reports.
They know it came from a male, but that's about it, with a spokesperson saying "we have now exhausted all lines of inquiry and have been unable to find out who the finger belongs to and how the finger became detached in the first place.
"It is quite the mystery," said Detective Constable Tom Boon.
The US state of Nevada has declared a "statement of emergency" this week, after dispensaries licensed to sell recreational marijuana started running out of stock.
Governor Brian Sandoval has endorsed the move, which is likely to see a new regulation introduced allowing an expansion of the pool of applicants for distribution licenses.
Part of the problem is that demand is "far exceeding" supply, just a week after cannabis use was legalised for adults in the gambling and entertainment city.
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