The wife of a drug-smuggling team wept as she told a federal judge on Monday how her husband “brainwashed” and manipulated her into helping carry out his crimes.
warrant, she tried to kill her husband. leaving behind three children at the time of his death, 9, 7, and 5 years old to live without a father. three little boys. three years ago they were in greece. he frantically calls his sister, eric calls his sister and says i think she tried to kill me. and he was violently ill. they are going to have to corroborate that somehow, of course, with trans atlantic phone calls and medical attention in greece. but he stayed with her, doubting himself. then we learn, according to the arrest warrant, she contacted an acquaintance who i now know to be a confidential informant, to buy oxycodone pills, $900 worth. then he got ill again from a moscow mule. he probably couldn t taste it because there is ginger beer which has a strong taste, vodka, anti-moscow mule, he has to have epipen and benadryl, horribly sick. she tries to change his will, his life insurance policy.
Officers with the Hutchinson Police Department Special Operations Division arrested a man in a case in which they seized more than 100 suspected fake oxycodone pills containing fentanyl.
john: we recently reported on a stunning statistic out of mexico, majority of drugs in pharmacies are laced with drugs, often fentanyl, heroin or meth. pharmacies work hard to attract american tourists, especially now as spring breakers are south of the border. now, they want a new warning telling americans not to travel to mexico. rich edson joins me live, a major problem. it is, and researchers from ucla have gone down to mexico to look into it, they found medication laced with fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamine, all without a prescription and across tourist towns in northern mexico. they found 68% sold at least one controlled substance, 30% of oxycodone pills had fentanyl, 11% with heroin, and 82% had methamphetamine.
national tv and it is just that partnership with the media and community and leadership with the state and local governments to say just that. it is everywhere. the cartels are cutting their drugs as a matter of reducing costs and making profits and it is everywhere in oxycodone pills and adderall and in powder form as well. we have seen an unfortunate trend where the people in the depths of the addiction are seeking out the fentanyl, but it is continuing to be spiked in powders as well as pill drugs. so it is everywhere and there is no safe experiment, bottom line. you have mentioned the oxycodone, and i have spoken to so many families sadly where the path is in pain after injury. myself and members of the family young and old have somewhat mild