Why do cops always burn weed to destroy it rather than dunking it in bleach or seawater or any of the thousand things you can do to it to render it unusable?
Local PD is involved in a roaring local scandal because over 50lbs of verious drugs were “misplaced” from lockup, and not a single thing has been publicly reported…
Apparently one of the cops was joking about it with his friends, and one of the friends posted it to social media for about two hours before cops showed up at his house to “request” that he remove the post.
So now everyone in town is talking about how the local PD are either saints who can do no wrong and this is all just a lIbRiL sEtUp, or how the local PD are operating like a gang, engaging in domestic terrorism, and casually taking drugs home for personal use.
The way my mother in law talks, this is the first time a cop has ever done anything bad…
Why do cops always burn weed to destroy it rather than dunking it in bleach or seawater or any of the thousand things you can do to it to render it unusable?
I was honestly thinking the same thing. Shit you could turn it into rope.
Those evidence lockers are empty
Local PD is involved in a roaring local scandal because over 50lbs of verious drugs were “misplaced” from lockup, and not a single thing has been publicly reported…
Apparently one of the cops was joking about it with his friends, and one of the friends posted it to social media for about two hours before cops showed up at his house to “request” that he remove the post.
So now everyone in town is talking about how the local PD are either saints who can do no wrong and this is all just a lIbRiL sEtUp, or how the local PD are operating like a gang, engaging in domestic terrorism, and casually taking drugs home for personal use.
The way my mother in law talks, this is the first time a cop has ever done anything bad…
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Looks good on tv
You have to get and dispose of those things, and that costs money. Someone has a lighter though.
how does seawater make weed unusable? resin is not water soluable, but salt is.