Standard practice for drugs seized is to catalog them and store them for use as evidence in possible proceedings. When all proceedings are completed or a decision is made to take no further action, the drugs are destroyed.
They save it as long as is necessary to use as evidence and then they destroy it.
Money seized from criminals usually goes to the local government or to the police department.
If its drug money or stolen money then no. If they take it without reason then yes.
If the money is drug related or part of the evidence, they can seize and hold it, and if convicted, it can be forfeited.
Under federal law money and vehicles and other tangible items of property that are seized by law enforcement in the enforcement of drug laws are held as evidence of the offense and when no longer needed by the courts they become the property of the seizing agency to do with as they wish.
Why is anyone dishonest?-- it's the same question.
Illegal drug money keeps money out of the economy of the country. The government can not tax illegal drug money.
Without knowing the facts behind the case, any answer would be speculation. If it were drug related it may have been a civil asset forfeiture.
Money spent on the drug war?
Legal Drug Money was created in 1996.
The police usually test urine.
Because a lot of drug addicts sell drugs, which is illegal. Therefore, police officers have to find them and arrest them.
Well that all depends what the company police is. Im appling for Police, drug testing is part of the recruitment process