Showing posts with label DEA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DEA. Show all posts

Thursday, June 22, 2017

DEA Releases Full List Of Drug Slang For 2017


































The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Intelligence Report has released the 2017 drug slang list, or drug slang code words, for law enforcement, community officials, and the public. This list could help you identify drug abuse and drug sales in your community.

Get the list here.:
DEA Releases Full List Of Drug Slang For 2017

Friday, September 2, 2016

Kratom Will Now Be A Schedule I Drug, Reports DEA






























Kratom, a hotly debated plant-based drug known to produce opioid-like effects, has until now been legal in Florida and sold in local shops.

Learn more here.:
 Kratom Will Now Be A Schedule I Drug, Reports DEA

Monday, November 16, 2015

Which Is The Worst Drug – Pot, Tobacco, or Alcohol?


























According to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), marijuana is a schedule I narcotic. This means it has a higher potential for abuse than cocaine and meth.

Read more here.: 
 Which Is The Worst Drug – Pot, Tobacco, or Alcohol?

Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Michele Leonhart Resigning from Drug Enforcement Administration Role


























Michele Leonhart will be leaving her title as Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration by the end of May.

Learn more about it here.: 
 Michele Leonhart Resigning from Drug Enforcement Administration Role

Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Mr. Nice Guy Is Back On The Market With Relaxinol


























Mr. Nice Guy (synthetic marijuana distributor) is back on the market and has officials concerned!

Here is what their new product offers: 

Thursday, April 25, 2013

National Take-Back Day: Dispose of Unused Prescription Drugs | The Watershed Blog

 

“On April 27th, the DEA will sponsor an event where individuals are encouraged to find their nearest participating location and bring in their unused or expired prescription medications to be properly disposed.”

Click here for article:
National Take-Back Day: Dispose of Unused Prescription Drugs | The Watershed Blog