"Illicit drug use is a form of domestic terrorism to some extent," Wilmington, Massachusetts Police Chief Michael Begonis said today. "It is preying on folks who are more susceptible and who need a better life. And it's something that we need to deal with head on." Like hell, writes Mike Riggs at Reason.com. (via @radleybalko)
Police chief in MA: "Illicit drug use is a form of domestic terrorism"
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