Tag Archives: Drug Enforcement Agency

Paths Crossed: When drug raids go radically bad

The horrendous police shooting of Breonna Taylor reminded me of a case I once did some work on — a case which demonstrates how cops can miserably fuck up when they investigate illegal drug cases, especially when their warrants depend … Continue reading

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Further evidence that the DEA is a waste of our money and lays waste to our morals

From John Ross’s summary of court decisions in the Volokh Report: In a “reverse sting operation,” police encourage a target to participate in a fictitious crime and then arrest the target for conspiracy. DEA agents in the Southern District of … Continue reading

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Pot brownies, a verbally abused (napping?) cat and other stuff

From 538’s Significant Digits for today: 4 pot brownies An Omaha man ate four brownies that turned out to be pot brownies his kid left in the back of the car. According to a report in the Omaha World-Herald, the … Continue reading

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