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Donald Tummons, 52, avoided an additional four years in prison, however, by apologizing to a Reno County district judge for a profanity-laced tirade in court last month. Reno County jurors on Oct. 22 determined Tummons was guilty of manufacturing meth,...
Tags: Donald Tummons, Judge Richard Rome, Bradley Verstraete, Reno County Sheriff, Tom Stanton, manufacturing meth, Hutchinson, Phenethylamines, Methamphetamine, Amphetamines, Drugs, Law Crime
Community health specialist Rachel Cooper spent her Friday talking to sixth-graders at Ironton Middle School about illegal drug use. Even kids that young already know a lot about drugs, Cooper said. The trouble is, they know a lot of the wrong things...
Tags: Rachel Cooper, drug education, Ironton, Drugs, Monoamine oxidase inhibitors, Drug Abuse Resistance Education, Illegal drug trade, Methamphetamine, Amphetamines, Phenethylamines, Dopamine agonists, Social Issues, Education
The Clinton Substance Abuse Council is participating in a statewide effort to reduce the abuse of prescription medications and to ensure their proper disposal. According to a press release, Clinton County is part of the state’s TakeAway program. Legislation...
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Law enforcement, school administrators and safety trainers from all over the state arrived in El Dorado Thursday morning for the Kansas School-Based Police Training. The training, held at the Civic Center, was the largest such training event El Dorado...
Tags: El Dorado Times Fri, Kansas Methamphetamine Prevention Project, Jim Dawkins, bomb incident, training event, El Dorado Hills, Drugs, Phenethylamines, Richard Dawkins, Intervention, Methamphetamine, Criticism of religion, Amphetamines, Education
The truth, however, is that such legislation will just add to an already bulking list of controlled substances that law enforcement officials are impossibly expected to enforce on the population. And about as soon as the ink dries on legislation to make...
Tags: controlled substances, Hutchinson, Drug prohibition law, Addiction, Substance abuse, Coricidin, Drug control law, Drugs, Controlled substance, Social Issues
In highly orchestrated raids around the world this week, Interpol officers in Europe, drug agents in the United States and task forces from Sweden to Singapore hunted down counterfeit prescription drugs in an effort to stem a rapidly growing criminal...
Tags: Interpol, Russia, Moscow, Ronald Noble, Counterfeit, Pharmacology, Medical prescription, Patient safety, Social Issues, Law Crime, Pharmacies, Health in the People's Republic of China, Online pharmacy, Counterfeit medications, Pharmaceutical industry in China, Pharmaceuticals policy, Drugs
Interpol and the World Health Organisation helped coordinate the raids. Some 751 websites were found to be breaking laws and 72 were taken down, according to an Interpol tally. More than 16,000 packages were opened by customs officers and 995 of them...
Tags: illicit medicines, Germany, Wiesbaden, Healthcare, Healthcare in the United States, Online pharmacy, Food and Drug Administration, Anabolic steroid, Pharmaceuticals policy, Drugs, Pharmacies, Social Issues
The Shelby County Drug Enforcement Task Force has arrested eight people in connection with methamphetamine drug activity. In the first investigation Monday night, five people were arrested after the task force was told about possible drug activity in...
Tags: controlled substance, unlawful possession, Birmingham, United Kingdom, DEA List I chemicals, Methamphetamine, Phenethylamines, Harpersville Alabama, Drugs, Stimulants, Birmingham-Hoover metropolitan area, Law Crime
Canadians ordering prescription medication online are being warned that they may be illegally receiving counterfeit products manufactured overseas by criminal organizations...Duncan Pound said, adding it is better for people to steer clear altogether...
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An Evansville woman was arrested late Wednesday night on charges that include dealing methamphetamine following a police undercover operation. According to a police affidavit, Eva Gail Buck, 41, was observed by a Drug Task Force officer leaving her Bellemeade...
Tags: Eva Gail Buck, Evansville, Phenethylamines, Pseudoephedrine, Amphetamines, Methamphetamine, Drugs, Law Crime