Back in 2014 a man named Quentin Sommerville accidentely inhaled heroine while he was reporting a news related to burning heroin, opium and hashish on the site. Sommerville is a correspondent of BBC Middle East. He could not keep a straight face while he was reporting the news. He begins the reporting by saying, “burning behind me is 8 1/2 ton of heroin, opium Hershey and other narcotics.”
As he started reporting he could not control himself and burst out laughing due to the effect of burning narcotics. The cameraman also could not control his laughter after seeing Summerville burst into giggles. The reporter asked the cameraman to try another take. But the fume of the burning narcotics made him laugh even harder. Quinton Somerville posted the entire video on his Twitter account as a Christmas present where he wrote “you have earned a Christmas laugh at my expense.” He called the video “don’t inhale.”
The original video and the Tweet has been deleted and BBC never made aired the video. “The video of Quentin corpsing, which has now been deleted, was posted in the spirit of a blooper,” a BBC spokesman said. “It was filmed four years ago — it hasn’t been seen before and was never broadcast.”
