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- Sex & DrugsMetamfetaminaBild: © Copyright © The National Geographic Channel.
- Sex & DrugsBild: © Copyright © The National Geographic Channel.
- Koks an der Wall StreetNEW YORK CITY, N.Y.- Wall Street cocaine on $100 bill. NEW YORK CITY, N.Y.- Wall Street cocaine on $100 bill.Bild: © National Geographic Channels / Sally Griffiths
- Koks an der Wall StreetBild: © Copyright © The National Geographic Channel.
- Koks an der Wall StreetBild: © Copyright © The National Geographic Channel.
- Koks an der Wall StreetBild: © Copyright © The National Geographic Channel.
- Spring BreakMIAMI, FLA.- The Lynch Mob interview with a stack of Molly and money in front of them on the table.Bild: © National Geographic Channels / Tom Jenner
- Spring BreakMIAMI, FLA.- Interview with "Dog" - a Crew Boss.Bild: © National Geographic Channels / Tom Jenner
- Spring BreakMIAMI, FLA.- Bags of molly laid out on the table.Bild: © National Geographic Channels / Tom Jenner
- Mardi GrasNew Orleans, LA, USA: Trafficker Escobar with 2 crew members and weapons.Bild: © National Geographic Channels / Olivia Haydock
- Hardcore HeroinMEXICO- A solider shows hows the opium gum is harvested.Bild: © National Geographic Channels / Stefania Buonajuti
- Hardcore HeroinMEXICO- A bag of Heroin & little baggies of black tar heroin at a street dealers house.Bild: © National Geographic Channels / Stefania Buonajuti
- Mardi GrasNew Orleans, LA, USA: J Body holds a piece of crack cocaine in the palm of her hand.Bild: © National Geographic Channels / Olivia Haydock
- Mardi GrasNew Orleans, LA, USA: A dealer with a wad of cash and a bag of weed.Bild: © National Geographic Channels / Olivia Haydock
- Hardcore HeroinMEXICO- An Opium bulb oozes out opium gum, which is used to make heroin.Bild: © National Geographic Channels / Stefania Buonajuti
- Verrückt nach MollyBild: © Laura Balfour
- Silvester in New YorkNew York City, NY, USA: A handful of molly crystals.Bild: © Tom Jenner / National Geographic Channels/Tom
- Silvester in New YorkBags filled with drugs.Bild: © Laura Balfour
- Verrückt nach MollyBild: © Laura Balfour
- Verrückt nach MollyBild: © Laura Balfour
- Silvester in New YorkNew York City, NY, USA: Nick and Ed across the river from New York City. (Photo Credit: National Geographic Channels/Tom Jenner)Bild: © Copyright © The National Geographic Channel.
- Silvester in New YorkNew York City, NY, USA: Boris Sapozhnikov from CBP holding up two bags of molly in the JFK Mail facility.Bild: © Tom Jenner / National Geographic Channels
- Super MethHEROIN needle.jpgBild: © Wall to Wall Media
- Super MethBild: © Laura Balfour
- Super MethHERION 07.jpgBild: © Wall To Wall Media Ltd
- Super MethWelcome to the $300 billion industry of Drugs, Inc., where traffickers pocket huge profits, addicts become chained in a vicious cycle and law enforces wage war across diverse battlefields - farmers' fields, shady labs, urban street corners and suburban schools. How does this business work? Can it be stopped or should it be regulated? What impact does it have on those it touches? National Geographic Channel presents a hard-hitting new series, Drugs, Inc.,which provides a 360º view of frequently abused drugs: cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin and marijuana. Each episode mixes broad context and first-person perspectives from traffickers, dealers, users, law enforcement and medical professionals who take viewers to the core of this lucrative business. The series follows each drug's production cycle, its supply line into our communities and its effects on the human body.Bild: © National Geographic
- Marihuana HypeBild: © Copyright © The National Geographic Channel.
- Kokain weißes GoldBild: © Laura Balfour
- Krokodil - Der billige TodKrokodil hit Georgia harder than any other country because the government was so efficient at getting rid of heroin. Only extremely trusted customers can get codeine from pharmacies in Tbilisi these days, and they sell only to trusted cooks known to make Krokodil cleanly --or at least, as cleanly as possible.Bild: © Photograph by National Geographic Channels/Elena Andreicheva
- Kokain weißes GoldVrae Valley, Peru: Dynamite that is used to explode the Cocaine trafficking airfields.Bild: © Laura Balfour / National Geographic Channels
- Kokain weißes GoldBild: © Laura Balfour
- Krokodil - Der billige TodSome Krokodil users can't get their hands on codeine but they're so hooked they're willing to cross borders to get even just one hit. These users traveled from Ukraine to Armenia to buy cheap codeine and rent a safe house to cook. It's not a sustainable habit to maintain, but for now they're satisfied.Bild: © Photograph by National Geographic Channels/Elena Andreicheva
- Krokodil - Der billige TodCodeine regulation is such a problem in Ukraine that it has spurred ordinary people, sick of corrupt cops protecting pharmacies while their friends and relatives fell prey to Krokodil, to take the law into their own hands. Self-appointed drug control groups mount surveillance operations; send in undercover members wired for video to make buys; then raid pharmacies suspected of selling codeine illegally, confiscating any codeine-based pills they find.Bild: © Photograph by National Geographic Channels/Elena Andreicheva
- Kokain weißes GoldBild: © Laura Balfour
- DEA vs. DrogenmafiaHEROIN injecting wrist.jpgBild: © Wall to Wall Media
- DEA vs. DrogenmafiaWeltweit hat der Handel mit harten Drogen Hochkonjunktur, und die Gründe dafür liegen auf der Hand: In keiner anderen Branche werden größere Summen umgesetzt, und nirgendwo sonst sind die Gewinnmargen so exorbitant hoch wie im Drogengeschäft - ganz egal, ob es sich um Heroin, Kokain, LSD, Amphetamine oder Cannabis handelt.Bild: © National Geographic Channel
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