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How an Officer of the Year Could Spend his Life in Prison

Andrew Stine
Date: July 8, 2011 10:54 AM
Publisher: Andrew Stine
Source: WPTV News
How an Officer of the Year Could Spend his Life in Prison
Sometimes even law enforcement officers get caught up in crime. When an officer is accused of committing a crime, it ends up in the news followed by community outrage. Officers are supposed to represent societal integrity and moral fiber. Seeing someone supposedly committed to the law indicted for drug trafficking can be hard on the community
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How are Drug Traffickers Using the Internet and Getting Away with it?

Andrew Stine
Date: June 6, 2011 7:53 AM
Publisher: Andrew Stine
Source: WPTV News
How are Drug Traffickers Using the Internet and Getting Away with it?
Drug-related crime covers a significant percentage of all crime committed in South Florida. Many officials believe that the huge drug problem in our area is due to the close proximity to international ports. International ports make it much easier for drug traffickers to transport large amounts of drugs to South Florida for distribution elsewhere. However, criminals are becoming more creative with their distribution methods – including using the Internet.
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