Drug policy refers to a set of laws, regulations, and government initiatives that govern the control, distribution, use, and enforcement related to illegal and legal substances classified as drugs. It encompasses various aspects, including the prevention of drug abuse, treatment for addiction, regulation of pharmaceutical drugs, and measures to combat drug trafficking and related crimes. Drug policy can take different forms, including prohibitionist approaches that restrict or outlaw certain substances, harm reduction strategies aimed at minimizing the negative consequences of drug use, and therapeutic policies focused on health care and rehabilitation. The goal of drug policy is often to balance public health, safety, and social justice, reflecting societal attitudes towards drug use and its impact on individuals and communities.
Drug trafficking has evolved digitally, blending crime with corporate-like operations. Hansel, a pseudonymous dealer, runs a sophisticated narcotics network from home using digital tools like WhatsApp, Signal, and Telegram. He…