Charred glass cylinder? Drug/officer term.?

Question

I am trying to decipher some audio about an officer's statements regarding finding someone with a cocaine. He says he found a "charred glass cylinder," meant for cocaine or cocaine base. I am not positive of the term, if it is actually charred, chart, char, or maybe some other sound alike word. Any help?

Answer 1

burned drug residue in a glass cylinder

Answer 2

Sounds like a crack pipe, coke pipe, meth pipe, etc.  Usually a long glass cylinder (sometimes sold in liquor stores holding small roses) used to smoke drugs.  Cocaine is put down the tube, heated with a lighter, and the vapor is inhaled at the open end.

Answer 3

charred... as in burnt

Answer 4

As noted already, it is charred, meaning burnt residue. The glass cylinder is referred to in street trade as a "straight shooter".

For legal purposes, just burnt residue of a controlled substance is enough for conviction in a court of law.

I hope this helps and you can find it useful

Answer 5

The word would be charred, as in burned at the end of the cylinder, the kind people smoke heroin, cocaine, etc. from.