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Drawing on his personal experience as a police officer and a range of literature, the author applies Caulkins' and Reuter's paper in this edition to the UK experience. In particular he draws on the work of Goldstein, which places drug‐related crime into three categories: psychopharmacological, economic‐compulsive and systemic.

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