Colorado’s Republican governor nominee linked to controversial anti-sex-trafficking ministry

Marx's All Things Possible Florida model uses private funds for cop pay and surveillance tools without public oversight

The All Things Possible ministry (ATP) is an unusual, and critics say potentially dangerous, operation. It has in the last year funded surveillance equipment and salaries for out-of-state law enforcement agencies, hired a range of private security and intelligence contractors, and is connected to a network of other self-appointed sex-trafficking rescue groups whose leading figures have attracted significant controversy.

And its founder is the man who wants to be Colorado's next governor.