The show “DEA” on Spike TV has been a public relations bonanza for the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration. But privately some agents — and former agents — have been highly critical of the show. Reporter Allan Lengel examines the issues.
Most of the time, no one could give a rat’s behind about any missing mice. But when they’re infected with a deadly strain of plague, that’s another story. BY TED SHERMAN AND JOSH MARGOLIN Star-Ledger Staff NEWARK — The frozen remains of two lab mice infected with deadly strains of plague were lost at a…
Samuel Nickolas acted out occupational fantasies most of us only dream about or pay money to see in the movies like “Catch Me If You Can” starring Tom Hanks and Leonardo DiCaprio. By Dan Horn Cincinnati Enquirer CINCINATTI — Federal authorities say that when Samuel Nickolas wanted a different life, he made one up. Over…
