Police corruption is an issue that must be addressed, but a pivotal preliminary question is how do we know that corruption occurs? The trafficking of illegal drugs is outlawed and watched very closely, yet trafficking still occurs. It is not the corruption of one officer in one district that contributes to trafficking, but hundreds of officers in many districts. There is no answer to stopping corruption because the problem is so widespread but there ware ways to reduce it.
Drug trafficking occurs in various ways and forms but always involves the moving of drugs from one hand, to another. Trafficking allows drugs to move across a region or nation faster than anyone can track. Because the business is illegal, the monetary gains are exponential and provide a great motivation for those who want to traffic.
- Jacob and A.J.
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