“Wig Outs” series by Jen Osborne shows drug addicted women that she met on the streets and in bars of Downtown Eastside, Vancouver. Inside this post, you will see the photos of these women before and after dressing up for the day.

This is a dangerous drugs and narcotics identification kit. It’s complete with different street and legitimate names of the drugs.

These are weapons that have been confiscated from the Mexican drug cartels. Nearly all of the weapons that the drug cartels obtain come from the US since weapons are illegal in Mexico. Many people believe that we could end much of the drug war by legalizing marijuana.

This submarine capable of transporting eight tons of cocaine from Columbia to Mexico was seized by the Colombian Army. The submersible is 100 ft. (30 m) long and can travel completely submerged, which makes it practically undetectable. It was located on the southwestern coast of the Colombian Pacific Ocean.

These are self portraits of a person who is using some rather dangerous drugs. They are all there and they are an amazing array of drugs. Some are legal pharmaceuticals and some are illegal street drugs. The self portraits speak for themselves.

Where would Brazilian drug dealers hide? They would hole up in the most dangerous slums in Rio. This was what Rio de Janeiro policemen reported. So they held a raid on the shantytown of Alemao after they asked drug traffickers to surrender who, of course, refused to give in. Nearly 200 people have been arrested or detained, and more than 96 buses and cars have been burned during this operation in Rio de Janeiro, the city that will host the final match of the 2014 World Cup as well as the 2016 Olympics. Inside this post, you can see the photographs that show the operation itself, the reaction of local residents on a drug war and a house of an alleged drug trafficker that looks luxurious compared to ordinary buildings in the Brazilian favelas.

These silver and gold-plated handguns with diamonds belonged to a Mexican drug lord. Police found 31 weapons of different caliber engraved with Lobo Valencia’s name. The police offers $2.4 million reward for the drug lord’s capture.

An interesting selection of photographs of how drug traffickers hide cocaine in the car.
Everywhere they can: in tires, gasoline tank, etc.