A New York resident was given an unwanted anal probe and charged nearly $5,000 for it after receiving a police warrant.

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According to reports, police stopped a car driven by Torrence Jackson on October 16, 2017 and discovered a bag of marijuana in the man's possession.

Policeman Anthony Fiorini told the Post-Standard that Toerrence's posture while sitting in the car was consistent of someone hiding drugs in their buttocks.

Cops say the man said he had drugs concealed on him which Torrence denies.

The man was later taken to hospital where an X-ray found no objects in his body.

Despite that, cops obtained a warrant and a rectal probe was conducted.

A hospital lawyer reportedly told Torrence he didn't have the legal right to refuse the procedure.

After finding no drugs, the man was released from hospital.

Upon his release, Torrence was billed $4,595.12 for the procedure.

He refused to pay and the incident was dropped by cops.