N. Texas Drug Role Expands

Posted by FoM on July 05, 2001 at 13:58:16 PT By Todd Bensman, The Dallas Morning News  Source: Dallas Morning News  North Texas has become a major distribution hub for illegal drugs, thanks to the area's central geographic location and easy access provided by freeways, airports and railroads, a new federal report says. The drug "threat assessment report" by the North Texas High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area, or HIDTA, found that one new concern to some federal and local law enforcement agencies is the many freight and passenger railways that connect Mexico with Texas. Snipped Home    Comment    Email    Register    Recent Comments    Help

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