Sentence examples for narcotics from a from inspiring English sources

He had been free for three years when he was arrested in 2010 for stealing narcotics from a pharmacy in the Seattle suburbs.

In May, Cardinal settled the action brought by the D.E.A. in connection with its Florida sales by agreeing to suspend shipments of controlled drugs, like narcotics, from a facility in that state for two years.

A police officer accused of stealing 13 bags of narcotics from a drug suspect last year pleaded guilty yesterday in Bronx Criminal Court to petty larceny and official misconduct and resigned from the Police Department, the authorities said.

Two days later, the officer drove to the warehouse in a rental car and picked up a duffel bag filled with fake narcotics from a second confidential informant, the papers said.

The novelist, now 73, was ordered held in $500,000 bail here on Thursday, two days after the police say he and another man, both armed, tried to steal narcotics from a pharmacy in the Seattle suburbs, binding employees' hands with plastic ties and locking them in a storeroom.

Prosecutors said the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation received an anonymous report in November that Keblis was providing bus passes in exchange for prescription narcotics from a parolee. .

He said that Mr. Orlandez-Gamboa runs an automotive business in Colombia and scoffed at prosecutors' charges that his client ran an international narcotics cartel from a prison cell.

47 reduced the penalty for narcotics possession from a possible felony to a misdemeanor, it included these insidious drugs.

The drug thefts, according to prosecutors, "occurred at virtually each and every healthcare facility dating back to his employment with the Navy," where Allen, according to service records, confessed to stealing 30 syringes of the pain narcotic fentanyl from a NATO field hospital.

Tehran has an objective interest in seeing Afghanistan "de-Talibanized" and stable, and in seeing a government in Kabul willing and able to keep narcotics from flooding into Iran, where drug abuse has become a national emergency.

The Mexico-based traffickers that ship narcotics from South America to the United States are in a pitched battle with President Felipe Calderón's government, which has sent the army to trouble spots around the country to shut them down.