Yes...certainly odd that a state cop would ask about a package. That being said, i'm sure that given the information he received, even if he decided it was not worth the arrest he probably would have reported it back to the post office where it was probably flagged for inspection. Just a guess but seems reasonable.
I guess the question would be if indeed the package was opened, would it be worth the feds time to investigate. A few llbs or weed or some other controlled substance...maybe. A few seeds? They certainly could, but would it be worth the time, effort and money to pursue. Federal Government is not exactly throwing a ton of money to pursue minor marijuana cases these days. Even though they could prosecute for drug trafficking, its not like they are going to get a huge conviction for a couple of seeds.
very possible. If the state cop passed the information along to the post office, they would be silly not to at the very least flag it for inspection and given that there have been no updates to the tracking since the first day it was sent out, I'm sure it stopped/seize/confiscated. Again, the question is how worth it is it to pursue charges on the other side of the country for a few seeds? My thinking is that resources are probably better allocated somewhere else, especially considering the large volume of other drugs being shipped in greater quantities than some seeds.
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