Drugs, Inc.

Salt Lake City is one of the safest cities in the U.S. and the spiritual home of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. But behind its idyllic veneer, Salt Lake City is in the grip of a drug epidemic.

Oakland, Calif., has been rocked by a corruption scandal and a $58 million budget deficit that have decimated its police department. The drug market has become unregulated, worth millions annually. NGC follows an elite detective team working to bring down the ringleaders. Access to the dealers, users and gang members at the heart of it all provide an unforgiving look inside the drug-infested city.

Washington, D.C., was once 'Crack City' and the murder capital of the U.S. But an increased police presence following Sept. 11 made drugs scarce. In the neighborhoods of southeast D.C., one drug remained ' PCP.

Portland's progressive attitudes have made it a mecca for America's homeless and they're helping fund the deadliest drug market in the Pacific Northwest.

Minneapolis and St. Paul ' the Twin Cities of Minnesota ' are home to some of the purest heroin anywhere in the United States.

Molly, a powdered form of the drug MDMA, is exploding in popularity across the United States. Formerly marketed in pill form as Ecstasy, Molly is a total rebrand.

The southwest border of the U.S. is the main gateway for illegal drugs, and Dallas, Texas, is often the first port of call for the Mexican cartel drug trade.

Baltimore, a once prosperous city, lost many of its jobs along with its steel mills. In return, the city developed one of the biggest heroin problems in the country.

Dominican drug networks tied directly to the Mexican cartel are distributing countless amounts of narcotics in the historic city of Boston, fueling a widespread epidemic.