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Former US Drug Agency Informant Arrested In Haiti Assassination: Report
One of the Haitian-American men arrested on suspicion of taking part in the assassination of Haiti's president last week had been an informant to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, a DEA official said on Monday.
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3 Charged In Australia Over Light Plane Drugs Plot
An elderly pilot is among three men charged for allegedly plotting to smuggle large amounts of the drug "ice" from the United States to Australia in a light plane, officials said Thursday.
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Why Would Anyone Use A Chemical Weapon To Make Drugs? Money
This summer, carfentanil - one of the most potent opioids on the planet - hit the streets of North America. Many users who thought they were taking heroin actually injected or snorted a substance that has until recently been viewed as a chemical weapon . First responders pumped hundreds of dying, bluish people full of the antidote naloxone to try t...
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US Drug Enforcement Administration Denies Petition To Reclassify Marijuana
The US Drug Enforcement Administration on Thursday denied requests to loosen the classification of marijuana as a dangerous drug with no medical use.
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Former German Soldier Gets 20 Years for Plot to Kill US Agent
A former sniper in the German army has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for his role in a conspiracy to kill a US drug enforcement agent in Liberia, authorities said Friday.
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Is 'El Chapo' in Costa Rica? Maybe... Maybe Not
Was the son of fugitive Mexican druglord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman foolish enough to give away his father's hideout on Twitter?
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Judge Rules Fugitive Mexico Kingpin to be Sent to US
A Mexican judge has issued an order to extradite fugitive drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman to the United States -- if he is recaptured after his jailbreak, authorities said on Thursday.
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Mexico Sacks Prison Chiefs Over Guzman Escape, Offers Bounty
Mexico's government offered a $3.8 million reward for the capture of fugitive drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman on Monday and sacked top prison officials amid suspicions that guards helped him escape.
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Mexican Drug Kingpin, El Chapo, Escapes Prison Through Tunnel
Mexican security forces hunted Sunday for drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman after he escaped through a long tunnel under his prison cell's shower, dealing a blow to the government.
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US Warns Agents Not to Consort With Prostitutes
The head of the US Justice Department on Friday warned the agency's employees -- including FBI and DEA agents -- not to solicit prostitutes.
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Mexico Nabs Most Wanted Drug Cartel Leader Servando Gomez
Mexico's most wanted drug lord Servando Gomez, whose Knights Templar cartel smuggled drugs to the US and iron ore to China, was finally captured on Friday, without a shot fired.
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Ex-US Soldier 'Rambo' Pleads Guilty in Murder-For-Hire Case
A former US soldier accused of recruiting an international team of military-trained snipers to carry out contract killings for a drug cartel pleaded guilty in New York federal court on Friday.
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Peru Police Seize 3.3 Tons of Cocaine
Peruvian police say they have seized at least 3.3 tons of cocaine, the year's biggest haul, hidden in a shipment of coal that was bound for Belgium and Spain.
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Former US Drug Agency Informant Arrested In Haiti Assassination: Report
One of the Haitian-American men arrested on suspicion of taking part in the assassination of Haiti's president last week had been an informant to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, a DEA official said on Monday.
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3 Charged In Australia Over Light Plane Drugs Plot
An elderly pilot is among three men charged for allegedly plotting to smuggle large amounts of the drug "ice" from the United States to Australia in a light plane, officials said Thursday.
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Why Would Anyone Use A Chemical Weapon To Make Drugs? Money
This summer, carfentanil - one of the most potent opioids on the planet - hit the streets of North America. Many users who thought they were taking heroin actually injected or snorted a substance that has until recently been viewed as a chemical weapon . First responders pumped hundreds of dying, bluish people full of the antidote naloxone to try t...
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US Drug Enforcement Administration Denies Petition To Reclassify Marijuana
The US Drug Enforcement Administration on Thursday denied requests to loosen the classification of marijuana as a dangerous drug with no medical use.
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Former German Soldier Gets 20 Years for Plot to Kill US Agent
A former sniper in the German army has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for his role in a conspiracy to kill a US drug enforcement agent in Liberia, authorities said Friday.
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Is 'El Chapo' in Costa Rica? Maybe... Maybe Not
Was the son of fugitive Mexican druglord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman foolish enough to give away his father's hideout on Twitter?
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Judge Rules Fugitive Mexico Kingpin to be Sent to US
A Mexican judge has issued an order to extradite fugitive drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman to the United States -- if he is recaptured after his jailbreak, authorities said on Thursday.
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Mexico Sacks Prison Chiefs Over Guzman Escape, Offers Bounty
Mexico's government offered a $3.8 million reward for the capture of fugitive drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman on Monday and sacked top prison officials amid suspicions that guards helped him escape.
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Mexican Drug Kingpin, El Chapo, Escapes Prison Through Tunnel
Mexican security forces hunted Sunday for drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman after he escaped through a long tunnel under his prison cell's shower, dealing a blow to the government.
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US Warns Agents Not to Consort With Prostitutes
The head of the US Justice Department on Friday warned the agency's employees -- including FBI and DEA agents -- not to solicit prostitutes.
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Mexico Nabs Most Wanted Drug Cartel Leader Servando Gomez
Mexico's most wanted drug lord Servando Gomez, whose Knights Templar cartel smuggled drugs to the US and iron ore to China, was finally captured on Friday, without a shot fired.
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Ex-US Soldier 'Rambo' Pleads Guilty in Murder-For-Hire Case
A former US soldier accused of recruiting an international team of military-trained snipers to carry out contract killings for a drug cartel pleaded guilty in New York federal court on Friday.
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Peru Police Seize 3.3 Tons of Cocaine
Peruvian police say they have seized at least 3.3 tons of cocaine, the year's biggest haul, hidden in a shipment of coal that was bound for Belgium and Spain.
