Just because marijuana is legal in Colorado doesn’t mean the black market for the drug has disappeared.
Rather, the opposite, police officials said.
“[Legalization] has done nothing more than enhance the opportunity for the black market,” said Lt. Mark Comte of the Colorado Springs police vice and narcotics unit, in The Associated Press.
“If you can get it tax-free on the corner, you’re going to get it on the corner.”
Rather, the opposite, police officials said.
“[Legalization] has done nothing more than enhance the opportunity for the black market,” said Lt. Mark Comte of the Colorado Springs police vice and narcotics unit, in The Associated Press.
“If you can get it tax-free on the corner, you’re going to get it on the corner.”
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