"She believed something didn't smell right with her delivery package. She thought it smelled like marijuana," Washington Township Police Chief Patrick Gurcsik told 6 ABC.
"There was no meat, or lettuce or beans or rice. It was actually an ounce of marijuana," said Gurcsik.
Uber does not allow for the delivery of medication, alcohol and other illegal substances. An Uber spokesperson described the incident as 'deeply disturbing' and urged drivers to contact local authorities if they see or smell anything suspicious.
Washington Township police said they experienced a similar situation over the summer when an Uber driver was asked to deliver bogus gift cards.
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