Police commissioner Ed Davis has a lot to handle now that an internal audit shows drug evidence has either gone missing or has been tampered with in almost 1,000 cases.

WBZ serves up some scary details about events at the BPD warehouse in Hyde Park. Whoever's been messing with the drugs worked hard to cover it up: "In 90 cases involving evidence like pills or tablets, someone removed the drugs and replaced them with aspirin or Tylenol."

The department also had some trouble fending off temptation for the officers. The report showed that employees with past drug problems ended up working at the warehouse, and "the drug vault was left open when it was not in use." That's like asking a kid to eat all the candy in the store. However, Ed Davis told WBZ that's going to change.

The whole investigation started when suspicions arose that officers may have been dipping into the stash, a la Super Troopers. Those officers were transferred from the warehouse.

Image of the members of Broken Lizard as small-town Vermont cops enjoying some confiscated illegal herb taken from All Movie Photo.