That's in a week's time. The money itself is addicting. You know, it's not just the drug itself. The money's addicting, too. That is not a surprise to veteran drug investigators.
Grand Island has a great consumer demand.
Because we have consumer demand, it became a center. We have a lot of people who are using methamphetamine. If Grand Island's drug trade may be a response to capitalism at its most raw, it's also partly a matter of geography. You've got Highway 2. You've got Highway 34.