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The flesh-eating "zombie drug" xylazine, known by its street name "tranq," has now saturated the streets of Los Angeles. Xylazine is approved in the U.S. for use in cows and [...]
Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown joined United States Attorney Martin Estrada and other federal and local law enforcement agencies to give an update on a number of fentanyl trafficking cases on Fentanyl Awareness Day.
Opioid crisis: 11 criminal cases filed against alleged drug dealers who sold fentanyl resulting in death By Alexi Chidbachian DEA announces over a dozen criminal cases against alleged drug dealers LOS ANGELES - Cracking down on the opioid crisis in California, authorities have charged 20 suspected drug dealers with distributing narcotics resulting in death. The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) along with the United States Attorney’s office held a joint press conference Thursday to announce details of their investigation that led to 11 criminal cases filed against alleged drug dealers...
Updated on May 7, 2021 at 9:37 am Shutterstock Pills marketed on the internet as supposed painkillers are taking the lives of young people who are consuming them without knowing that they contain a powerful artificial drug. The unexpected deaths of Daniel Puerta and Adrian de Jesús, two young men ages 16 and 19, were alarmingly similar. Both were victims of this trend. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get the latest breaking news and local stories. "They killed my son, they killed him, they poisoned him," said Maria Ortega, mother of Adrian de Jesus. "It was not something of a...