What 3 types of drug interdiction units are there?

• A. Drug Task Force, DEA, FBI
• B. Patrol, Interdiction, and Investigations
• C. Crime Suppression, Narcotics, and Special Enforcement
• D. Postal, Highway, and Hotel/Motel

Answer: (D)

Drug interdiction efforts are organized around where drugs move and are used, so the units focus on distinct environments: postal service, highway corridors, and hotels/motels. Postal interdiction screens mail and packages for drugs and contraband, using postal inspectors and carrier partnerships. Highway interdiction is about traffic stops and road checks along roadways to intercept shipments moving by car, truck, or bus, often with K-9 teams and surveillance. Hotel/motel interdiction targets lodging properties where drugs might be hidden, sold, or used, employing undercover operations, property checks, and coordination with managers or ownership.

This framing matches how interdiction work is taught and practiced, emphasizing the three primary channels through which illicit substances enter and circulate in communities. Other options refer to agencies or generic divisions, not the specific settings where interdiction units operate.