Foster said the meth gun can give officers a probable cause to test chemicals they find.
"They can collect those samples, not have to destroy parts of them for a field test, collect them into evidence, submit them to the state lab or medical examiners for final testing and improve their safety with highly reliable analysis," Foster said.
Like they don't have probable cause when they raid a meth lab and find chemicals, cooking apparatus and a bag of white powder with a bundle of cash.
Also, it doesn't appear that Valimed or the meth gun are being used for quantitative analysis or at least they're not being used to provide an accurate and relied upon measure of concentration.
That's yet another reason I don't consider this the original tech as advertised during the Loch Harris scam. Remember everyone? The tech that could measure trace quantities of explosive (PPM) at 30 meters (or even 2 meters) in real time.
... USING X-RAYS!!!!!!
