
DEA to Open New Office to Combat Prescription Painkiller Abuse
The DEA is opening if first new field office in nearly 20 years in an effort to combat prescription-opioid abuse.
The DEA is opening if first new field office in nearly 20 years in an effort to combat prescription-opioid abuse.
President Trump’s declaration of war against the opioid crisis is missing a critical weapon – the appointment of a new DEA administrator.
A joint investigation involving the DEA netted 16 arrests in New York City and the discovery of cocaine, heroin and enough fentanyl to kill 6 million people, NBC New York reports.
A Border Patrol agent has been arrested and charged on drug possession charges in Texas.
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com Will Glaspy, who recently took charge of the DEA’s Houston office, is no stranger to the drug battle. Glaspy has spent more than decade battling drug traffickers along the Texas border, reports Click2Houston.com. He tells the station the Mexican cartels still have a strong presence in the Texas region. Below is…
Growing impatient with the DEA dragging its feet on the opioid epidemic, members of the Energy and Commerce Committee are threatening to subpoena the agency for information on “pill dumping” in West Virginia.
Cocaine is making a comeback.