Here's another story revealing the filthy underside of the WOD.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/4443700.stm
From the article:
Guatemala's top anti-drug investigator, Adan Castillo, has been charged in the US with drug-trafficking.
Mr Castillo, who is accused of conspiring to import and distribute cocaine in the US, was detained after arriving in the country .....
... Mr Castillo was in the US state of Virginia for a training course on how to fight drug trafficking through ports when he was arrested, Guatemalan Interior Minister Carlos Vielman said.
The arrests were "a strong blow to the infiltration of organised crime in the structures of the Guatemalan government," Mr Vielman said at a news conference in Guatemala City.
US officials confirmed the arrest.
In a recent interview with The Associated Press, Mr Castillo said he was frustrated in his job because corruption in the Guatemalan government made fighting drug smugglers impossible, and that he was ready to quit after just six months in his post.
Guatemala is a major staging post for cocaine that is trafficked from Colombia to the US.
US officials believe 75% of the cocaine that arrives in the US travels through Guatemala.
I'm not debating the existence of corruption in drug enforcement. It's well-attested.