Oct 17, 2026 · 14 min · 9 segments
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So
how...
So you've kind of been on the front lines of the war on drugs.
Absolutely.
And you've seen it from many different perspectives.
How are we doing?
We're going to continue to fail the war on drugs.
It's a nonstop.
With the amount of drugs that are coming into our communities, it's nonstop.
And one of the things with smaller departments like Door County is is these criminal elements, they know that the officers don't have the staffing or the training to go after them.
So they set up shop in these smaller communities, and that's one of the bigger problems that we face in small towns.
People think, oh, well, it doesn't happen here.
It's happening here.
It's been happening here for quite a while, and these criminal elements are going to continue to capitalize on the lack of training and lack of experience.
So they're specifically targeting these small areas going, they don't have the SWAT units.
They don't have the drug teams.
So they're moving in.
Correct.
Wow, that's a scary thought.
Yeah.
So who are we seeing? We're seeing the Trende Araguas.
We're seeing all of them.
We're seeing the cartels.
The cartels have the United States kind of split up into different sections like they do in Mexico.
And we'll see like the new generation cartel up here.
So
how...
So you've kind of been on the front lines of the war on drugs.
Absolutely.
And you've seen it from many different perspectives.
How are we doing?
We're going to continue to fail the war on drugs.
It's a nonstop.
With the amount of drugs that are coming into our communities, it's nonstop.
And one of the things with smaller departments like Door County is is these criminal elements, they know that the officers don't have the staffing or the training to go after them.
So they set up shop in these smaller communities, and that's one of the bigger problems that we face in small towns.
People think, oh, well, it doesn't happen here.
It's happening here.
It's been happening here for quite a while, and these criminal elements are going to continue to capitalize on the lack of training and lack of experience.
So they're specifically targeting these small areas going, they don't have the SWAT units.
They don't have the drug teams.
So they're moving in.
Correct.
Wow, that's a scary thought.
Yeah.
So who are we seeing? We're seeing the Trende Araguas.
We're seeing all of them.
We're seeing the cartels.
The cartels have the United States kind of split up into different sections like they do in Mexico.
And we'll see like the new generation cartel up here.
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