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Cover Story: Drug Violence
A report from Marshall students shows local drug dealers claiming credit for a cease fire on drug crime violence in Huntington. However, Huntington Police say it was the hard work on their part to end the violence.
According to the students report, the dealers ordered a hault to the drug violence in Huntington in order to stay in business.
While the police may admit the drug dealers are organized and can make a lot of money, they balk at the idea of rival groups sitting down together to call for a cease fire.
Click the link above to view the entire Cover Story from NewsChannel 3's Tim Irr.
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