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Along with
Meth manufacturing, motel managers and employees also need to
watch for trafficking. Dealers often take a room for a stretch
of time to sell their home made product. Along with the toxic
drugs, they generally carry weapons and attract dangerous
customers.
In
addition to observing many of the signs of Meth cooks during
check in, be aware of the trafficking signals, too. They
include:
◊ Many guests
coming and going after just a brief stay.
◊ Baggies and/or
scales in the room.
◊ Powder residue
on countertops.
◊ Drug
paraphernalia in the room (IE: pipes, needles, light bulbs,
empty pen cases, etc.)
If you
suspect motel guests are dealing Meth, do not confront them.
Follow the recommendations for dealing with a tweaker and
contact your local law enforcement about your concerns. |
