If it's so easy for 'policy changes' to react to the lawlessness, why can't the police, with all their customary non-forfeiture tools (that are not available to

If it's so easy for 'policy changes' to react to the lawlessness, why can't the police, with all their customary non-forfeiture tools (that are not available to a private actor), just crack down on this problem spot with due-cause searches and arrests? It's a honeypot! I don't want innkeepers to be direct reporting agents of law enforcement agencies, or subject to a 100% asset tax when they don't meet law enforcement's demands (plus appear to be an easy profitable high-equity target).