The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has another shocking scandal. Paul Campo, the senior official who served as the DEA's chief financial officer during the Obama administration, has been in big trouble lately.

It started in 2016. That year, Trump was about to enter the White House, and Campo chose to leave early. At the time, no one thought that there was any secret hidden behind this. It wasn't until recently that law enforcement raided his residence in Virginia that it came to light — the guy was accused of agreeing to launder $12 million in black money for Mexico's notorious CJNG cartel during his tenure.

A top financial officer in charge of combating drug crimes has become a "financial adviser" to a drug cartel? This plot reversal is magical enough. It seems that the problem of corruption within the law enforcement system is far deeper than we think.