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The Illegal Drug Trade

The number of crimes associated with the illegal drug traffic has increased steadily in recent years. Thus, 74,788 [such] crimes were detected in the Russian Federation in 1994, and in 1995 this figure was 79,948, an increase of 6.9 percent. The relative proportion of all recorded crimes was 2.9 percent in 1995. However, the official statistics do not reflect the real state of affairs. A distinguishing feature of such crimes that they are usually not reported but are detected by law-enforcement personnel, so that the latency rate is very high. According to expert estimates, for every drug user detected, there are ten to twelve undetected drug users who are forced to acquire, prepare, store, and transport narcotics. If to this we add the sellers, as well as those who maintain drug dens, the real figures of drug-related crime must be one order of magnitude higher.