War on Drugs

In what is being called the largest prison communication in American history, hundreds of non-violent drug offenders are being freed from Oklahoma prisons.

After being arrested for less than a gram of weed, a brave woman fought her charges all the way to the end and she actually won!

Cops who staked out a garden shop, watched an innocent family buy gardening supplies and conducted a raid on their home because this was suspicious.

A Seattle woman had to wait 15 years in order for the Seattle police to do their jobs and have her rape kit tested for DNA evidence against her perpetrator.

An innocent man was forced to plead guilty to possessing cocaine, despite only possessing powdered milk because the system is corrupt.

A multi-state fentanyl and heroin ring was broken up by the FBI who discovered it being run out of the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs in D.C.

The New Jersey cop who garnered national headlines after being found overdosed on opioids while on duty in his patrol car, has been given probation.

There are dozens of people rotting in jail for weed offenses, who have never harmed anyone, yet rapist cops walk free.

Craig Cesal was sentenced to life in prison for a first-time drug offense. He currently resides at a federal prison in Terre Haute, Indiana.

Police incompetence, coupled with the drug war, locked an innocent father in prison for 82 days because cops mistook honey for meth.