Drug Enforcement Administration 1980-1985
United States. Drug Enforcement Administration
"During the 1980s, international drug trafficking organizations reorganized and began operating on an unprecedented scale. The rise of the Medellin cartel, the influx of cocaine into the United States, and the violence associated with drug trafficking and drug use complicated the task of law enforcement at all levels.During the 1980s, international drug trafficking organizations reorganized and began operating on an unprecedented scale. The rise of the Medellin cartel, the influx of cocaine into the United States, and the violence associated with drug trafficking and drug use complicated the task of law enforcement at all levels."
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    United States. Drug Enforcement Administration
  • Date
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    Public Domain
  • Retrieved From
    Drug Enforcement Administration: www.dea.gov/
  • Format
    pdf
  • Media Type
    application/pdf
  • Subject
    Law and justice/Criminal justice

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