Behind The Scenes: Fighting Mexican Drug Cartels

Thursday, July 9th 2020, 6:24 pm

By: Bonnie Campo

Behind The Scenes: Fighting Mexican Drug Cartels

Behind The Scenes: Fighting Mexican Drug Cartels

OKLAHOMA CITY -

I'm Bonnie Campo. Methamphetamine is still the biggest drug threat facing Oklahoma. We'll take you behind the scenes of Operation Crystal Shield showing you what it's like to prosecute these crimes and crack down Mexican drug cartels. Join us Thursday (July 9) at 10.

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