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Connecticut Shop Accused of Selling Unlicensed Marijuana Laced With Fentanyl
As more and more states opt to legalize marijuana there is a heightened focus for law enforcement to crack down on unlicensed and unregulated marijuana businesses that could be selling dangerous and ...
In forensic laboratories, samples are often screened for drugs through so-called color tests, designed to change color in the presence of drugs. Although these tests are quick and inexpensive, they ...
Every firearm has a precise fingerprint and now Connecticut investigators are using an expanded computer database of ballistics images to provide new tools for police investigating violent crime.
The Riverside County DA’s Bureau of Investigation is asking for the public’s help in solving the case of a woman who went missing 36 years ago. On December 26, 1988, the Perris Police Department ...
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