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  • hey there people, SWIM is going to creamfields this year and wanting to take in personal use 1g Molly and 1g Charles to last over 3 days, SWIM has an idea to

    1. De solve the molly and inject into say 10 oranges (but would the VIT C or citrus kill the molly) and take them past the dogs (2 smells) and they hate citrus true?

    2. Take the ball out a roll on deodorant and put molly in zip seal bag then into the roll on then burn candle wax to match the colour of the casing then once hard put the roll on liquid back in.

    3. Bank it!

    4. Marmite take out the Marmite put bags into PLASTIC jar (Marmite one) then put the Marmite back they wont smell it, also take bread so the Marmite doesnt look suspicious lol, or Marmite sandwiches with the stash.

    Please help me on this for educational purposes only 🙂

    I’ve never been to a big dance music festival in the UK. What are they like?

    I remember carrying coke in my pocket into a festival with dogs, they were about two foot away and didn’t sit.. I wasn’t worried i think they are trained to find weed and smelly shit like that. Also north stage headliner. don’t miss this one!! have a good time mate.

    I mean someone who isn’t you shouldn’t miss north stage headliner

    most of the sniffer dogs used at these places are a mixture of new pups in basic training (the Police supply these) and old dogs in private companies which are a few months away from being retired to be kept as pets. They have a limited window of opportunity to identify targets as they get tired, and there is a limited supply of dogs and handlers as they must be spread out across shifts to cover the entire event.

    I have always got the impresssion that the Police operations at these events are targeted against known middle level dealers, but taking elaborate precautions to hide something makes it all look more suspicious. I personally won’t attend these events as I disagree with having to pay for the dogs twice (as I have already done so once in tax) I am “too old” now anyway as I fit the profile of a potential dealer (ethnic minority, lives in coastal area and knows other languages) and they probably think I will try and corrupt their dogs (the feds in my old area genuinely thought I was training cats to watch for them…)

    @General Lighting 562822 wrote:

    most of the sniffer dogs used at these places are a mixture of new pups in basic training (the Police supply these) and old dogs in private companies which are a few months away from being retired to be kept as pets. They have a limited window of opportunity to identify targets as they get tired, and there is a limited supply of dogs and handlers as they must be spread out across shifts to cover the entire event.

    I have always got the impresssion that the Police operations at these events are targeted against known middle level dealers, but taking elaborate precautions to hide something makes it all look more suspicious. I personally won’t attend these events as I disagree with having to pay for the dogs twice (as I have already done so once in tax) I am “too old” now anyway as I fit the profile of a potential dealer (ethnic minority, lives in coastal area and knows other languages) and they probably think I will try and corrupt their dogs (the feds in my old area genuinely thought I was training cats to watch for them…)

    so wait you wern’t training cats to watch for the feds? why in the world not?

    I didn’t train the cats to do that; they decided amongst themselves to do so as an unintended consequence of my meowing with them (there was a perfectly rational reason for doing this as my cat was getting bullied by the other part Siamese tomcat, so I caterwauled this one out of our garden.

    Mine started to signal just like a passive drugs dog whenever he heard the Police helicopter overhead or my radio scanner and would sit on a wheeled bin and look up to the sky; he may well have encouraged the others to do similar (the heli makes a very distinctive sound, cats and dogs can associated certain sounds with changes in their pack groups behaviour). The cops who look through the videos must have wondered why every time the heli flew over a certain area those cats were always there (others ignore the aircraft or run away when their hear it).

    They also knew I was hanging around with various squatters includng a young woman who looked after a variety of animals; and there was a report in the right wing press that dealers were training pets to become surveillance aware.

    The reality is that folk who do drugs still are perfectly capable of looking after pets, including those of their friends unlucky enough to be sent to jail – cats and dogs are smart enough to associate certain sounds/people/uniforms with their humans showing fear/apprehension or even being taken away, so warn others of the potential threats (it is only very recently that zoologists have realised that small cats also have social groups just like dogs, although this behaviour is more apparent in cats with a higher amount of Prionailurus spp. genes (i.e Oriental/Siamese cats, and many European shorthairs).

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    my cat went to creamfields last year and shelved 5g of mdma- wrapped it up in clingfilm and tied it to a tampon so he could get it out again. Having said that my cat said that he didnt actually see a sniffer dog which he was really pleased about because he’s a bit scared of dogs. My cat will still do it again this year though because he finds that he’s much more confident when his bags get searched knowing that there’s no chance anything will get found. Pretty sure all they are after is people who are blatantly dealing and making no effort whatsoever to hide it.

    Damn, there’s dogs at festivals in the UK? That blows!

    only larger festivals have them and they are usually only deployed if there have been previous incidents with large scale dealing and/or overdoses at the event.

    The Police don’t have enough spare dogs to devote to a festival and deal with any other requirements; their handlers are older more experienced officers who cost more for weekend overtime. in Europe there are also laws about the maximum hours both the officer and the dog can work in a week!

    i reckon your over thinking it. just roll it up in your sleeping bag or stash it in your bag somewhere. thats my plan. not been caught yet… or just plug it if your that worried

    just had a look at the report and they had 1 fatal OD and the dog handlers managed to kill two of their own dogs from heatstroke. Also the event seems really popular with “muscle mary” types (to be fair; they seem to like their drugs and music too and probably attend to look pretty rather than thrown their weight around); but I’m a straight male so it doesn’t appeal to me any more than trying to stuff things up my rear end. I’ve managed 30+ years to avoid prison; so why would I do that voluntarily?

    Plus its that far away I may as well go to the Netherlands to see these DJs as travel costs are the same.

    How was it? Did you get it in okay? im going this year, not sure what to do.

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