Weird BUT true

They put the “high” in higher power.

The Citadel Church of La Puente in Los Angeles was busted for posing as a church — while hawking weed and cannabis waxes and edibles, according to police.

Cops found up to $30,000 in pot products inside the phony house of God, which has no license to sell the drug, authorities said.

It didn’t have the write stuff.

The futuristic Tianjin Binhai Library — dubbed the “world’s best library” and a “book lover’s dream” by Chinese papers — stocked its six-story-high shelves with aluminum images of books, instead of the real thing, according to a report.

A couple eating at a Florida Waffle House nearly croaked when they found something extra floating in the husband’s water glass — a dead frog.

“It kind of puts a bad taste in your mouth,” said Claire Sheats, who said she and her husband filed a complaint with the state Health Department.

The Tallahassee restaurant said it’s investigating.

Diehard British soccer fans were so devastated Sunday by their team’s loss, they called East London cops — who didn’t appreciate it.

“Ringing [911] because @WestHamUtd have lost again and you aren’t sure what to do is not acceptable! It is a complete waste of our time,” the Essex Police Force Control Room blasted on Twitter.

A former Utah fire chief admitted to intentionally starting a wildfire in Utah this summer, and faces charges for allegedly setting a second f ire in the same area.

Rex Richard Olsen, 37, pleaded guilty to starting the June 9 blaze that burned about 1,000 acres of sagebrush and grass near Maeser, Utah.

In October, he was charged with starting another wildfire in the same area. Natalie O’Neill, Wires