What once was a way used mostly by the United States government to catch international drug traffickers is currently being utilized by local police agencies in hopes of apprehending more funds connected to the black market drug trade.
Documented details from the Arizona Journal indicates that the Navajo County Sheriff’s Office has been approved to begin using ERAD-Prepaid debit card readers in the midst of traffic stops that result in the discovery of illegal drugs. The overall game plan, according to Sheriff KC Clark, is to stop people running drugs along interstate 40, while granting his department to become successful from arrests of this kind.
Though it can tough for cartel soldiers and mid-level domestic drug dealers to sneak large quantities of money undetected across the United States, many have caught on to the scam of putting dirty funds on prepaid credit cards.
This makes it simple for drug dealers to coast under the radar of the law enforcement, giving them the financial invisibility cape, of sorts, which has the potential to defend them from handing over substantial amounts of money if you get caught in a roadside shakedown. It also is more discrete than walking around with large amounts of money.
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