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Addictive drugs soaked in confetti-sized hits are being smuggled in, tossed over fences and dropped in by drones. Why can’t prison officials stop it?

Corrections officers and other employees bring in drugs that fuel a multimillion-dollar prison economy, leading to chaos, violence and death.

There have been more than 56,000 drug seizures inside Ohio prisons since 2020 – a jaw dropping number for places that are under constant watch and control.

Drug-sniffing dogs, mail scanning and increased drone security are all measures Ohio prison officials are taking to try to stop the flow of drugs.