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Illegal drug trade struggles amid coronavirus, giving law enforcement the upper hand


Illegal drug trade struggles amid coronavirus, giving law enforcement the upper hand



Even drug criminals are having a tough time because of the coronavirus, as closed borders and severed supply chains spark headaches for smugglers -- but it’s making life easier for the people in charge of catching them.

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