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Of the 57 cases dropped, most involved narcotics, according to the district attorney's office.

Oakland now has about 85 street gangs, many with connections to narcotics, according to the police.

Bonanno gangsters have long been the area's premier mob traffickers in narcotics, according to the authorities.

And the anonymous online marketplace Silk Road, which accepts only bitcoins, is "overwhelmingly used as a market for controlled substances and narcotics," according to a paper on Silk Road written by Mr. Christin of Carnegie Mellon.

The incident began at around 1 30 a.m. on May 17 when an emergency dispatcher received a call in which she heard "several individuals talking about a drug transaction involving prescription narcotics," according to a press release issued by the Hall County Sheriff's Office.

The police learned of the club in July 2007 as part of a narcotics investigation, according to Sgt. Christopher Koch, a supervisor with the Police Department's Vice/Club Team.

In the first six months of this year, the police made 60,950 such arrests and 19,787 felony narcotics arrests, according to statistics from the state Division of Criminal Justice Services.

The officer, who was assigned to patrol in the 62nd Precinct, came to the attention of federal investigators because his cousin was, at one point, the subject of a federal narcotics investigation, according to the criminal complaint.

He is the second officer with the department charged in the more than 100 robberies of drug dealers that began in 2001 and that "netted more than 250 kilograms of cocaine and $1 million in narcotics proceeds," according to prosecutors.

Briefly detained by American forces after the 2001 fall of the Taliban, he was quickly released, even though American officials knew at the time that he was involved in narcotics trafficking, according to several current and former American officials.

Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik is conducting an intensive review of the Police Department's antidrug efforts, focusing on how tens of millions of dollars in overtime are being spent and on the high percentage of minor arrests being made by narcotics detectives, according to several senior law enforcement officials.