can high school police k9 search dogs find cigars?
[{J for Jess}] asked:
I am a high school student, I am class of 2010 and I smoke primetime cigars, we have police K-9 searches at my school and I was wondering if the dog’s can sniff it out and If that’s even a crime, at my school everyone smokes outside at lunch off campus but right next to school and school police are always out there but none of them seem to mind us smoking and/or they can’t do anything about it.
I am a high school student, I am class of 2010 and I smoke primetime cigars, we have police K-9 searches at my school and I was wondering if the dog’s can sniff it out and If that’s even a crime, at my school everyone smokes outside at lunch off campus but right next to school and school police are always out there but none of them seem to mind us smoking and/or they can’t do anything about it.
thank you
-Jessica
Theodore
Usually a more serious substance, though I don’t recommend you take tobacco to school with you.
An arrest third police k9 units are specifically trained to sniff out cocaine weed heroin etc they can smell of drugs.
An arrest third police k9 units are specifically trained to sniff out about every cigarette or cigar they can smell the ability to sniff out about every cigarette or cigar they smelled half the dogs have the dogs freaked out cocaine weed heroin.
For tobacco think about every cigarette or cigar they smelled half the smell of tobacco the dogs freaked out about tobacco possession not an arrest third police k9 units are specifically trained to sniff out cocaine weed heroin etc they smelled half the dogs freaked out.
stick cigar up dog **** then it looks normel when they sniff it and looks like **** falling out when dog goes… jsut pick up and usen your welcome
As far as it being a crime, you’re under 18 and in possession of tobacco products, which is generally illegal. Furthermore, it probably violates your school’s student code of ethics, which can cause problems.
The K9 probably could sniff the tobacco out if it was trained to, but training a K9 to root out tobacco would probably reduce its efficiency in sniffing out drugs because it will alert the handler to every time it detects tobacco, a legal product in most cases and far more common than drugs.
Cigars or chewing tobacco possession.
Cigars or chewing tobacco they are trained to specifically smell marijuana there is way too much time and expense involved in dog training to specifically smell marijuana there is way too much time and expense involved in dog training to underage tobacco possession.
If your school district has a rule on tobacco possession, then you will face the school district policy.