To add on to this, small-time distributors usually have a "clean house" policy. Drugs are stored off-property or in places where further search warrants are re

To add on to this, small-time distributors usually have a "clean house" policy. Drugs are stored off-property or in places where further search warrants are required, like a safe, or a locked toolshed. In the event something tips them off, they "clean house" and relocate their stash. It's also dead simple to "stealth" processed drugs -- so simple in-fact that these drugs come in by foot, plane, and cargo boat seemlessly. The only thing you need to worry about is transportation in a vehicle with a tiny solution space for where the drugs could be hidden, upon a search, such as say a small boat or plane. Cars are hit or miss, because a few officers only deal with the dumbest of the dumb drug user day-to-day, while the coast guard has experience with more elaborate setups. It's kind of ironic. Cops busting down dumb dealers has a way of culling the herd, removing the worst-prepared, and giving more information to the most-prepared, to be even better prepared.