Police are investigating a drug distribution network and are focusing on gathering evidence to arrest a large quantity supplier who is distributing heroin that is responsible for dozens of drug overdose deaths
Which of the following is a likely police strategy in this investigation? A. Narcotics users or lower-level dealers may be allowed to continue violating the law to make cases against their suppliers.
B. Undercover officers may find it necessary to cooperate with dealers who are selling a significant amount of drugs in order to gain access to the target in the investigation.
C. Undercover officers may violate some laws when in the presence of the drug ring members in order to gain trust.
D. All of the above may be reasonable strategies with acceptable risks in order to reach the target in the investigation.
D
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