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To catch a pot smoker
Hi all,
Okay - here's the situation: shared entrance hallway between two units, and one of the occupants is using the hallway to smoke pot. I know this because I have been in the hallway a few times in recent weeks and there is a very strong and fresh odor. Lease forbids this, naturally.
I am pretty sure I know which tenant, but I would like to try and get irrefutable evidence. I sent a general letter to all residents and, not surprisingly, no change. They have disabled the smoke detector in the hallway as well.
I know if I come in with an accusation, they will immediately blame it on the other unit.
Looking for suggestions...
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Leave a trailof some potato chips , chetos , and other munchies . The pot smoker will follow the trail , use a net to catch them