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Weekend Roundup: Drug Related Arrests
34-year-old, Joshua Lee Colvin of Kansas City, MO, was arrested and charged with possession and intent to distribute, after he accepted a package from California containing fourteen pounds of...
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Athlete Suspensions Aplenty
In the wake of Michael Phelps being suspended for three months for an “incriminating” photo of him toking on a bong, several other athletes have been suspended or face being suspended in their...
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Cocaine Market in a Shift; Prices Climb
According to the Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA), the cocaine market has been shifting and bulk prices have risen on an international scale, due to successful operations and undercover work....
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Study: Science Confirms Coke is Addictive
In a breathtaking and completely novel discovery, ’scientists’ at McGill University have found cocaine use to be both pleasurable and addictive. While they could have reached this conclusion after a...
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Andean Cocaine: By Paul Gootenberg
Cocaine… it’s origins derive from South America, particularly in the foothills of the Andes in Peru. In the 19th century, the drug was used medicinally. In the 20th century, it was repressed. After...
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Germany Bans Red Bull Cola
The Health Institute in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, conducted a sample test of Red Bull Cola and discovered a minute amount of a byproduct of cocaine, per liter in the drink. Fearing violations...
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Man Arrested for Breaking into Prison
In the ‘watch out what you wish for’ category, an Arkansas man was arrested this week for attempting to sneak into a local state prison and join in the thriving contraband trade market. 20-year old...
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Cocaine Smuggling Becomes Sneakier
Police intercepted a 26-year-old Argentine woman carrying two suitcases at the Santiago airport in Chile, ready to board a flight to Spain. The police suspected, and later confirmed, that the woman...
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Warning: Cocaine, Crack Being Cut with Levamisole
A reported three drug users required hospitalization in Seattle stemming from close to fatal poisoning from the drug Levamisole, a deworming medication for animals, that was used to cut the crack and...
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Cocaine Study Suppressed By U.S. Government
In a bombshell of a suppressed March 1995 study of cocaine by the UN World Health Organization (WHO), it is now confirmed that the U.S. government forced WHO to suppress their publication by...
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Your Great-Grandma Was Hopped Up on Stuff
For those of us caught up in the day to day world of drug politics, it can be easy to forget just how new the concept of ‘illegal drugs’ really is. Pharmacy blog, Pill Talk, provided a big dose of...
View ArticleFrozen Sharks Are the New Drug Mules, Mexico Cracks Down
Armed officers of the Mexican Navy patroling the Gulf coast port of Progreso in Yucatan state seized a ton of cocaine on board a freight ship. X-ray machines and drug sniffing dogs helped uncover the...
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UK Doctor Claims Cannabis Clear Cause of Death
The drug warriors must be salivating at the mouths from the following story run by the UK site The Daily Mail. Cheshire deputy coroner Geoff Roberts is apparently attempting to become the first person...
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Drug Court Sympathetic to Affluent Frat Boy
Christopher Duncan of Copiague, NY is thanking his lucky stars that he was born a white, rich, child. This week, his lucky accident of birth earned him a free pass in a federal drug court that fell...
View ArticleDEA Splits, Bolivia Hits
A factory converted into a cocaine laboratory in Bolivia, that could produce up to 100kg (220 lbs) of cocaine per day, was raided by Drug Enforcement officers of the Bolivian government. According to...
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