At the going rate, 27 kilos of cocaine will fetch $1.3 million on the street.
But the cost of finding such a cache? The price of a dog's chew toy.
After all, that's all Bohdy ever wants in return for uncovering dope, chasing down bad guys or performing other heroic acts.
Bohdy is one of two magnificent Belgian Malinois shepherds in the Huntington Beach Police Department's K-9 division.
He made big news last week when he sniffed out some drugs. It all started with a routine traffic stop near the end of Edinger Avenue by the Huntington Harbour marina. The HBPD requested a backup car.
Officer Casey Thomas was nearby with his partner, Bohdy.
"We were just in the area coincidentally so we went over there," Thomas said several days later. "By law, we're allowed to have the dog run around the car to check things out if people are being rightfully detained. Once I saw Bohdy give the alert, which he does by scratching the ground, we knew something might be up. For Bohdy, it's all about the toy. Everything he does is just about getting that reward. That's how these dogs are trained."