DEA Sex Scandal Not Sufficient Reason to Dismiss Deadly Drug Conspiracy Case
A DEA sex scandal was not a sufficient reason to dismiss a St. Louis drug case, a federal judge ruled.
A DEA sex scandal was not a sufficient reason to dismiss a St. Louis drug case, a federal judge ruled.
A painstaking, two-year investigation into the biggest opioid distribution case in U.S. history yielded what investigators said was solid evidence that the company had failed to report suspicious orders of highly addictive painkillers.
ATF stings have come under fire because they’re predominately targeting African Americans and prompting allegations of racial profiling and entrapment.
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.
Cocaine is making a comeback.
A veteran DEA agent accused of stealing money and property during drug investigations has been indicted.
The ever-growing opioid crisis that claims thousands of lives a year also is becoming increasingly dangerous for law enforcement agencies, including the DEA.