Officers have set up stings in the chain's stores.
It's sometimes years before any stings in the tails of these agreements become evident.
Gaither signed the paperwork, and soon found himself performing undercover drug stings in two counties.
"We want to do stings in the richest areas, but it requires big money," she laments.(Picture credit: The Economist).
It was 10 30 p.m., and Mr. Mills had received only five stings in a day's work.
What is clear is that the collapsed case could spell the end of undercover stings in bribery prosecutions.
The squad travelled around the country, helped to arrange money-laundering stings in far-flung cities, then divided the cash with the federal agencies involved.
Ibsen's most perplexing heroine has been reincarnated by Kate Burton with a clarity that stings in Nicholas Martin's pistol shot of a production.
In the deeper sense Lord Triesman fell long before he sat down for dinner with a woman who had seen too many FBI stings in The Sopranos.
Mr. McShane of the Department of Motor Vehicles said his corps of 100 investigators had collected 1,450 counterfeit drivers' licenses in underage drinking stings in 2012.
They found video inside a bodega near the apartment that showed the man coming and going at the very time he was supposed to be hearing bings and feeling stings in Queens.
