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Really? So you could cut open whatever's holding it, throw all the powder in the toilet (1 kg will be more than 1 flush also), dispose of the bag, clean the kni
by tomarr 12y ago
Really? So you could cut open whatever's holding it, throw all the powder in the toilet (1 kg will be more than 1 flush also), dispose of the bag, clean the knife/scissors and there be no trace?
I'm sceptical. The police don't need to find 1 kg of cocaine, to find a bag with powder in and powder around the toilet should be sufficient.
- EpicEng 12y agoHow is it sufficient? Sufficient for what? Do you think that their end goal is to get a charge, any charge, on this mid level dealer? Of course not; they want information on someone even more high level. The penalty for 1 oz and destroying evidence (if they can prove that) is nothing compared to the penalty for 1 kg.
- mickdarling 12y agoThis may sound silly, but it seems like there could be a MythBusters episode specifically on this to prove or disprove how likely these no-knock raids are needed to prevent an effective coverup of evidence. They could actually make some actionable data for public good.
- EpicEng 12y agoWell, anecdotally, I've been in a house full of drugs when the cops showed up, and those drugs were gone before the cops stepped foot in the house. Yes, I had a not-so-optimal childhood.
- dllthomas 12y agoWere they serving a warrant, or just asking questions and eventually invited in?
- EpicEng 12y agoWe had a small party (only about eight people or so) and a couple of us got loud in the backyard. The neighbors called the cops and, where I lived, they were coming in, warrant or no warrant. We knew that, so down the toilet it went.
- katbyte 12y agoCould you share how this was accomplished?
- EpicEng 12y agoWe chucked most down the toilet, some people ate some.