Kiiza David Maclaren

In my late 20s,I took alot of time to understand how drugs move from the producer to the final consumer as a drug Lord called the drugs supply chain. I chose to spend my education vacation in Bogota, Colombia.It was not easy to get friends in that business but I spent close to two weeks visiting various villages from Bogota.On my 13th day,I almost lost hope and that's when,one farmer Haturo, offered me a lift to Bogota.However,after 30min ride in his truck,he received a call that one part of the farm's processing point was burnt by unknown people and so we had to first reach his farm and my quest on drugs begin. Hutoro had a 200acre farm of cannabis with a 300sqm processing plant but surprisingly with only five works each handling 40 acreage.Much as his plant was partly burnt,fire had already been put out by his fire fighting system installed.He explained to me what he actually goes through to maintain his farm,process the drug and stealthily sells it to different clients in Bo

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