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As a result of a police investigation, police have been forced to cancel a trip to Argentina to conduct a forensic evaluation of the "numerous" samples that were found in the small town of Punta Canuna.
The official said the local prosecutor did not take the case seriously.
The findings of a forensic examination have been appealed by the police and a judge on December 9.
The prosecutor's office denied that the samples were from marijuana.
The authorities believe they found only one "significant" amount of THC.
But the local prosecutor and police also agreed to suspend access to the country via the regional Internet, making further enquiries into the matter a mandatory action.
The head of the ministry of interior (Head of Police and General) Yury Peron, said the government had acted decisively to investigate allegations of unlawful arrest.
"We will act upon the findings of the forensic and forensic tests," he told a news conference.
He confirmed that the police had placed an order to shut down access to the Internet until this investigation was completed.
The court has asked for the seizure of the seized samples.
If necessary, the authorities will take action against the people involved. The case has also been appealed by the judge.
