Drugs - Page 3

A five-year-old Indiana boy, allegedly high on cocaine, shot and killed his 16-month-old brother, who was allegedly high on marijuana, in March of this year.

In an exclusive interview with Breitbart News in West Palm Beach, Florida, Bongino discussed the logistics of “Cocaine-Gate” from the perspective of someone who used to work for Secret Service, and pressed his former employer not to become corrupt like the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

During portions of an interview aired on Tuesday’s broadcast of ABC’s “Nightline,” San Francisco Police Chief William Scott stated that while the drug addiction level is worse than anything he’s ever seen, the area where the problem is worse is

A recent video clip shows tranq addicts who appear to be completely zoned out on the streets of Democrat-run Philadelphia.

Illegal alien drug dealers from Honduras are praising San Francisco, California’s, sanctuary city policy for shielding them from deportation when they are arrested, telling local media the policy is one of the reasons they seek out the Democrat-controlled city to sell drugs to Americans.

The Scottish government has proposed decriminalising drugs for personal use to tackle one of Europe’s highest overdose death rates.

The Chinese government propaganda outlet Global Times mocked the ongoing mystery of the discovery of cocaine in the West Wing of the White House in a column Thursday, calling America generally “drug-infested” and condemning reports that law enforcement may not be able to identify the cocaine’s owner as “ridiculous.”

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) warned in its annual World Drug Report released this week that as much as 86 percent of the world’s population has “too little access” to pharmaceutical opioids – despite identifying opioids as “the leading cause of deaths in fatal overdoses.”

Three United Nations staff members were arrested in Israel on suspicion of attempting to smuggle cocaine into the country from Jordan.

Prosecutors say a man subjected a 13-year-old girl to horrific abuse for months in Georgia, and he has since received a lengthy prison sentence.

The use of “magic” mushrooms by young adults has nearly doubled in three years along with other hallucinogenic drugs.

Former police commissioner Bill Bratton said Sunday on WABC’s “The Cats Roundtable” that New York City supports drug addiction with vending machines that give out free crack pipes and Narcan, an overdose-reversing drug.”

A finance executive was indicted Thursday for allegedly raping a young teenage girl in New York City hotel rooms after finding her on Instagram.

Musician Travis Michael Leake, a U.S. citizen, was arrested in Moscow on charges of running a drug trafficking ring “involving young people.”

A former city official accused of substance abuse is now being charged with child molestation in Cranston, Rhode Island.

A lawsuit filed against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to see if rules were followed in granting Prince Harry his U.S. visa is set down for hearing Tuesday in Washington, DC.

The “tranq” drug is taking a costly toll in Philadelphia, and video footage posted Thursday shows those caught in its grip.

An ex-drug dealer whose sentence was commuted by former President Barack Obama (D) is now accused of being involved in an Illinois shooting.

A woman in a revealing top and mini-skirt is accused of stealing over $600,000 in jewelry from a man in Miami, Florida.

Authorities in Los Angeles are warning residents about the spreading “zombie drug” that eats the flesh of users.

On Friday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Lead,” CNN Correspondent Sara Sidner previewed her special on the issues in San Francisco and stated that COVID shutdowns were a factor in the city’s homeless problem getting worse and stated that drug users

A 51-year-old man was arrested in Vancouver on Thursday, the day after he parked a trailer downtown and began selling cocaine, crack, methamphetamines, and heroin with all the nonchalance of a food truck vendor slinging hot dogs.

Two arrests were made when authorities found a huge amount of fentanyl in checked bags at Chicago’s Midway Airport.

Police arrested suspects and raided homes across Germany and Italy in a clamp down on members of the Italian ´ndrangheta syndicate.

An American think-tank has launched a lawsuit demanding that the U.S. government hand over files relating to Prince Harry’s visa application in light of his drug taking.

Legislation aimed at making neighborhoods and schools safer has fueled California’s addiction and homelessness problems, a sheriff said recently, even as his department works to combat those issues.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro, a radical leftist and once-member of the Marxist April 19th (M-19) Movement guerrilla, touted his past as an urban insurgent in a plea to the Organization of American States (OAS) on Wednesday to implement “revolutionary” reforms to its Democratic Charter.

Officials have reportedly implemented updated rules to keep people from trying to smuggle drug-laced papers into Illinois’ Cook County Jail. 

The UK government has announced a new ban on “hippy crack” despite the fact that police in the country often ignore existing drug-related crime.

Texas legislators are debating border reforms that could help many Americans in other states — but advocates warn that emerging legislation would surrender Texas’ legal rights to the federal government.

A drug counselor working with the homeless in Democrat-controlled Portland, Oregon, shed light on how activists are apparently working to keep individuals on the streets.

An Africa-born French customs official alleged to have recently bought a huge home in his native Senegal is one of a dozen arrested as part of a cocaine trafficking bust by police.

Hochul and James asked the pharmacies to “commit” to dispensing abortion pills in-store and by mail in a letter on Thursday.

A teenager from San Diego, California, ran through a window and plunged 60 feet after smoking salvia, a legal hallucinogenic plant, and survived, NBC San Diego reported Tuesday.

Four drug overdoses last year in San Francisco were linked to xylazine, a powerful animal sedative that is known on the street as “tranq” and which was found mixed with fentanyl in the bodies of the victims.

Most voters give President Biden a “poor” or “fair” rating for how he is handling the fentanyl crisis in the country, a Rasmussen Reports survey released Monday found.