Part 9/14:
Kenny discusses the strategic use of commercial trucking in trafficking operations, emphasizing that deviations in driver behavior—such as nervousness or unusual movements—are key indicators for law enforcement. Given the high volume of freight, with thousands of trucks passing daily, the challenge remains monumental.
He highlights a troubling pattern: criminal groups may threaten or coerce trucking companies to facilitate drug shipments, sometimes extending their influence internationally. Such tactics allow cartels to operate with relative impunity, even extending into countries like India, where organized crime’s reach is daunting.