Drugs, Inc.: The Fix

This enhanced episode unwraps the facts behind the illegal drug trade, Mexican cartel trafficking and tourist industry in Las Vegas.

This enhanced episode breaks down the truth behind the players, dealers, and doctors behind the drug trade in “the City of Angels”, Los Angeles.

This enhanced episode breaks down the clear and present danger of meth, crack and heroin on the colorful streets of a San Francisco.

This enhanced episode digs into the facts behind how Portland, Oregon became the heroin capital of America.

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Facts behind Montana becoming a hot spot for drugs coming in from Mexico and Canada are uncovered.

Molly is laced with methamphetamine or made with dangerous synthetics; the party drug has become a menace in Atlanta, where police officers are fighting back

How Chicago is saturated with high levels of overdoses and homicides, as gangs fight over drug turf.

The hallucinogen PCP plagues the African-American neighborhoods of southeast D.C., driving some to insane acts of bestiality.

An insight into the extreme violence drug dealers use on the streets, and the elite undercover detectives who aim to bring them down.

In this enhanced episode, Seattle's liberal laws and high demand for drugs attract gangsters and dealers looking to get rich.

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Puerto Rico is now a major gateway for South American cocaine bound for the US. Its inhabitants are experiencing a wave of violence, and the streets are in the grip of a drug epidemic.

Hawaii's drug business' highs and lows are shown as demand rises for crystal methamphetamine.

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In Miami, the drug scene goes underground as dealers and users play a cat-and-mouse game with the police while living in dread of federal agents.

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Phoenix is under the control of one of Mexico's most powerful and ruthless drug organizations, the Sinaloa Cartel.

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A bankrupt city, Motor City, sitting on an international border opens doors to drug dealers from far and wide.

Cocaine and marijuana dominate a drug-fueled, 24-hour lifestyle for Londoners, who work hard and play even harder; enhanced.

Nicknamed the Mile-High City, Denver is the center of falling profits on illegal marijuana, forcing drug dealers to replace them with new products.

New York City targets the large appetite for narcotics and addiction reaching epidemic proportions.