You ever wonder what happens to all the drugs that are confiscated by local police in particular? I can tell you but, you won't listen I bet. So I'm going to say it anyway.
What happens here, are usually so called "routine" traffic stops, the police remove you from your vehicle based on some bullsh!t claim or "reasonable" cause/suspicion power trip. The police then search your vehicle find your drugs and book you on either possession or distribution charges. The question is... What happens to the drugs after they confiscate them from them from your possession? Here it is.
The police take the drugs and mark them as evidence for your trial then, when your trial is over and you are convicted the police mark the weight in chain of custody reports, minus an ounce or gram and skim the confiscation. Then, what the police don't take they send to what is called a controlled burn where the drugs are ultimately weighed and destroyed. So long as what is weighed matches what's on the paperwork no one will be the wiser. I suspect the police are a major reason why your towns have a drug problem. The drugs they skim range from prescription medications, to marijuana, to harder drugs I'm sure they ship off to their "battle buddies" in urban areas.
In the local towns the police don't want the violent complications that harder drugs e.g. heroin; cocaine etc. cause. So these local police officers see marijuana as a way to make some side cash to bolster their PBA retirement fund, the more you put in, the more you get out. Take from the poor give to themselves. I believe they have seen a decline in marijuana use as the drug is slowly but surely being recognized as a mainstream social drug comparable to alcohol & cigarettes. So to curb the market decline, I suspect police are infusing the marijuana with newer narcotics such as Methamphetamine, Bath Salts, designer drugs of just about any design you can think of... And probably telling their clients, "Don't do bath salts pure, mix it with weed." The reason the police are cutting marijuana with other designer drugs is... Well you want your client to return for more, right? The police are turning out to be nothing more than street dealers with the power to deal undetected and void of any accountability. Let's see it for what it is, the largest gang/criminal element in our environments. And these police boast about it.
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