LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Steve Birr Officials from the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) reiterated Wednesday travelers are not allowed to fly with medical marijuana after mistakenly approving the substance on their website. For a brief period of time Wednesday the TSA web page dedicated to what items travelers can and cannot bring on…
By Kathryn Watson Two Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) employees hid a strip club they owned and operated on government time from federal officials, according to court documents obtained by The Daily Caller News Foundation. DEA workers Glen Glover of New Jersey and David Polos of New York were convicted Thursday of failing to disclose their…
The Drug Enforcement Administration says it will make a decision in the coming months about whether to take cannabis off of Schedule I of the federal Controlled Substances Act. In a letter to U.S. lawmakers the heads of the DEA, HHS, and the Drug Czar said they are looking into new evidence about rescheduling and…
By Ethan Barton Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents didn’t always properly track or record information about seized narcotics, which opened the evidence to tampering, theft and loss, a government watchdog reported Thursday. The DEA didn’t always report seized drugs or their weights, and would neglect to inform laboratories of incoming narcotic shipments, according to a…
Sarah Furay has gotten widespread media exposure and had her pictured shared all over the internet. The college-aged drug dealer’s mugshot has to be one of the happiest ever taken. The photo has earned her the nickname ‘the adorable kingpin.’ But the story gets more interesting. Furay, who was arrested with copious amounts of cocaine,…