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The War on Drugs has never really been about eradicating illegal drugs. It's been about putting up numbers: seizures, busts...

Cops love cheap field drug tests because they're cheap and as likely to generate "probable cause" for an arrest/search as...

Three women who volunteered to investigate a 2011 massacre of 193 people later found out that they themselves had been investigated by prosecutors, possibly because their findings embarrassed Mexican authorities

LAKE WORTH BEACH, Fla. — Investigators in Florida used DNA to solve a 13-year-old home invasion case.

What exactly are police doing right now to gather more information >> they are talking to each other, talking to witnesses, i can pretty much guarantee that. if the vehicle is still on the scene theyll certainly take possession of the vehicle. theyll start forensics work tonight. theyll determine who the vehicle belongs to. theyre going to go in and outside of the vehicle looking for any information and that includes fingerprint information, any other type of forensic evidence that they can gath...

She was trying to go along with him, maybe to get him to let her go? >> correct. >> some of the forensics they shared with us let some of us to believe it wasnt a stranger. that it must be somebody that she knew. >> but she didnt know anybody there, did she? >> she didnt know anybody there, but she was working at a radio station. so, was it somebody that she worked with at the radio station? could it be somebody that she turned down for a date, or a right, or something? that got angry? >> helene...

The Gwalior Bench of Madhya Pradesh High Court said it expects that the establishment of a National Forensic Sciences University in the State would be open up new avenues for all professionals involved in law.

Mark Richards, lead attorney for Kyle Rittenhouse, left, with help from Kenosha Police Department Detective Ben Antaramian, right, gets help demonstrating how the Joseph Rosenbaum could have gotten shot in

ROCKFORD, Ill. (AP) — Two women were sexually assaulted within a short time of each other at a Rochelle senior citizen apartment complex during the spring of 2001.

Authorities in Sacramento have arrested a man suspected of committing a series of violent sexual assaults by using DNA technology and genealogy websites to identify him