As a member of law enforcement with Probation, Parole, Pardon services and with the City of Charleston Police department, I worked with many agencies on educating people on the importance of being abstinent. There has not much I have not seen as a probation officer, from death, murder, and drug dealers. Through my affiliations with the US Marshals, South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, local police department and the FBI on occasion, I have done everything in my power to assist with the drug problems. There are many agency’s out there speaking out against drugs and some of the more important programs are; Drug Court Program, Drug Enforcement Unit, Dare programs, probation officers in general, and talking with schools about Drugs. In my career with probation I brought down some of the biggest king Pins in the South Carolina and I did through snitches developed from supervising offenders. This would not have occurred if I did not gain their trust and show a genuine interest in them. Through this paper I will give you a background on myself, the programs that have made a difference in drug related offenses, give you’re the government actors who apprehend narcotic smugglers, tactics of local law enforcement, new laws that should be in place between the US government and foreign countries and Coast Guard technologies to counter drug gangs technologies.
As an agent with Probation, Parole, and Pardon Services in Horry County, SC it was my job to take an offender and rehabilitate them to be financial contributors to society. Why am I stating everything as an agent that I did? I want the community to understand that you don’t need fancy equipment and technology to find out what is really going on in your Community in regards to drugs but you have to get involved. I can walk in any neighbor without the fear of getting shot because the gangs respect me and have