Usually yes.. And I've had my fair share that have been totally pleasant and fine, and a few where I had to put the cop in their place legally because they were massively overstepping.
Any politician pushing for military action who hasn't served in the military should probably be forced to enlist I reckon and be in the front lines of whatever action they're pushing for.
Not from a legal standpoint it isn't.
It may be personally questionable to me, to you and to the cop... but it isn't legally questionable in the slightest for OTC medication.
Notice my mention of OTC medication (which the police have crowed about before), the codeine variant is a prescription medication and 48 of those would be questionable (and probably illegal in terms of method of acquisition)
There is clearly a codeine problem in Zim (or access to codeine...