"For over 30 years I’ve known that the “War on Drugs” is more of a “War on People,” empowers organized crime, does far more harm than good, and has to be stopped. That’s why I’ve given over 1000 interviews and media appearances on these topics and will continue doing whatever I can to secure freedom for all. That means not one person in any country is imprisoned or punished for what they choose to put in their body and the full legalization and responsible regulation of all drugs is accomplished.
For 12 years I joined the chorus of law enforcement voices calling for an end to the drug war by being a speaker for the group LEAP – Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, today known as Law Enforcement Action Partnership until my health deteriorated and I needed to focus more on my well being. The challenges to freedom over what we put in our body were not limited to my career. Pain comes for us all." Alison Myrden
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