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Nazi soldiers were heavily supplied with methamphetamine during World War II to enhance their combat performance.
Today's Medellin drug cartels operate like multinational corporations amid violent gangs.
The United States imprisons over 20% of the world's prisoners, surpassing Stalin's Gulags.
Rahul Jadhav transforms from a criminal in Mumbai to a rising star in the marathon community.
Ten to 15 soldiers from the Ta’ang Liberation Army destroy poppy fields in Shan State, Burma, as part of their fight against opium production.
Rabbit sells cocaine to high-profile clients while working as a stripper in the US.
More than a dozen women infected by Charles Ssenyonga have come forward since his trial, with two others having died of AIDS.
Two or three car thieves can steal a vehicle in under two minutes, using self-made keys known as a criminal's friend in Soweto's gang culture.
Jama Mosley's high-stakes world of crime unfolds in dramatic undercover drug ops.
Since 2014, Colorado has sold six billion dollars worth of marijuana, surpassing the profits of the illicit market.
Two participants consume magic mushrooms before debating the merits of veganism versus meat-eating in a 10-minute discussion.
Kall Narula, a con artist posing as a prince, orchestrates a deadly scam that culminates in murder, revealing the dark consequences of his fraudulent lifestyle.
A dead body found outside a church in the United States leads detectives to investigate a complex case involving sex, drugs, and community ties.
Amy Poehler shares her Golden Globes hosting experience and Cannabis Cup performance story.
Mendocino County's decision to stop fighting the drug war generated $600,000 in revenue in one year and opened the door to an estimated $6 billion from cannabis.
President Obama granted clemency to 46 nonviolent drug offenders, the most in a single day since the 1960s, bringing his total to 89 commutations.
Eight states passed pro-marijuana referenda on Election night, contributing to a total of 44 states with some form of medical marijuana law.
90% of acquaintances of a local man are reported to be using monkey dust, a synthetic drug causing severe behavioral issues in Stoke-on-Trent.
Daulatdia in Bangladesh is a legal brothel where many women face sexual slavery and exploitation.
President Donald Trump plans to send troops to Mexico after nine Americans are murdered.
Drink spiking incidents in Britain prompt urgent discussions on safety, community vigilance, and support for victims, as highlighted by Kathy Burke and law enforcement.
A gang in Britain faces jail for importing skunk cannabis from Holland in flower boxes.
A man reflects on his life, stating, "I think I would be able to maintain relationships better," while discussing his heroin use.
Amanda Walker reports on the more than 500 people killed in Chicago last year due to violence.
London's cocaine market is worth £1 billion, consuming 23 kilos daily, as reported by Sky News.
Millie shares her date rape drug experience to warn others after a distressing night out.
The Global Drug Survey reveals 20 surprising facts about drug use, including legal risks in the US and attitudes towards consuming unknown substances.
An average of one person every 10 hours dies from a fentanyl overdose in San Francisco, particularly in the Tenderloin District.
In Mexico, the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) has rapidly transformed from obscurity to a dominant force in drug trafficking, reshaping organized crime dynamics.
Illegal steroid laboratories in suburban UK garages produce testosterone propionate, revealing a lucrative underground market driven by societal pressures on young men.
Germany's cabinet approves a Bill to partially legalize cannabis use and establish cannabis clubs.
Tir Dhondy reveals Ibiza's drug culture amid the greatest party scene on the island.
Alec Burlakoff reveals how Insys Therapeutics bribed doctors to sell a dangerous opioid.
Workers in Mexico pack powder into pills, risking health for their livelihoods in meth production.
In Mexico, taco stands often serve as fronts for money laundering and drug production.
Mexican drug cartels have evolved their crystal meth production from small-scale operations to industrial manufacturing, significantly impacting the U.S. drug market.
An average of three killings a week in London reflects the brutal street war involving gangs like 410, as revealed by those entrenched in this violence.
An illegal garage lab produces steroids for the UK's booming fitness industry.
The war on drugs in the United States has led to increased incarceration and violence, highlighting the need for reform and a more equitable approach to drug policy.
North London trap houses reveal the harsh realities of drug smuggling networks and youth involvement.
Fake Instagram accounts are increasingly used for gang recruitment, impacting individuals globally and prompting responses from law enforcement and community members.
In Ibiza, a group of freelance individuals engages in selling fake drugs to tourists, highlighting the absurdity and humor within the drug trade.
In the UK, over one in five individuals aged 16-34 are using credit to purchase drip, with 30% missing payments on credit cards or buy now, pay later schemes.
'Negro' and 'Blanca' make thousands cooking meth in Mexico, with batches worth $4,000 in Chicago.
Zach Shucklin visits Berlin and Amsterdam to discuss 3-MMC's impact on the party scene.
Horacio Hernandez Herrera, a Mexican national, is arrested in Manila for a major drug bust.
In Glasgow, a group of pedophiles led by Ian Owens is convicted of operating a child sex abuse ring, revealing the severe trauma inflicted on victims.
Danny shows Stuart Ramsay the Azteca Cartel's control over Juarez and its residents.
