Perhaps they ought to spend time on actual crime (e.g. a $200 ticket) rather than non-crimes like which particular natural substances someone chooses to burn an

Perhaps they ought to spend time on actual crime (e.g. a $200 ticket) rather than non-crimes like which particular natural substances someone chooses to burn and/or ingest? It seems to me that police departments could earn a good return on investment simply by, y'know, chasing down criminals who defraud others. Maybe I'm a starry-eyed optimist.