Update: Dr. Bronner's does not contain GHB or THC

I know everyone's been very curious about the story of the Germs drummer who went to jail when his Dr. Bronner's soap tested positive for GHB. An update: turns out police field tests can't be trusted, and you can spend days in jail as a result. Dr. Bronner's issued the following press release:

The Bronner family, makers of the popular organic Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps, has learned that the confirmation drug-testing at the Orange County crime lab of soap taken from Don Bolles does not contain GHB (Gamma Hydroxy Butyrate). The crime lab's confirmation tests use the GC-MS method which is much more accurate than the field drug test kits used by the Newport Beach Police, which on April 4th produced a false-positive for GHB for Dr. Bronner's peppermint soap. Based on this flawed faulty field test, Newport Beach police threw Don Bolles, drummer for the legendary punk band The Germs, in jail for three and half days over Easter weekend. Media reports that Dr. Bronner's soaps test positive for THC are also false.

I guess that's just rock and roll.