Sentence examples for narcotics in a from inspiring English sources

A search for narcotics in a Greenwich Village apartment on Saturday morning led to a call to the bomb squad and evacuations after detectives discovered explosive powder, the police said.

Mr. Hynes said the case was the second in Brooklyn in which the police and prosecutors had teamed up to use a pattern of low-level drug deals to bring conspiracy charges against those selling narcotics in a housing development.

Thrown into a jail cell with three other women, Dee is stunned to learn she is being charged not for the hundreds of dollars in parking tickets that she owes but with distributing narcotics in a school zone.

This documentary also follows the men as they work with teenagers mired in similar situations. 1 P.M. (BET) AMERICAN VIOLET (2009) Nicole Beharie is Dee Roberts, a young African-American mother of four who is charged with distributing narcotics in a school zone in her small Texas town and risks going to trial instead of accepting a plea bargain for a crime she insists she didn't commit.

Convicting them in February 2006, the court said the pair were guilty of "illegally exporting first-class narcotics in an organised way".

"Either he overinflated the tire or there are narcotics in there," a customs official says.

The young man had been arrested for possession of narcotics in February, a felony charge that should have surfaced on criminal databases and prevented him from buying a weapon at a gun store.

He allegedly used the powerful narcotic in an attempt to settle down his two-month-old daughter, police allege.

The public deserves to know if all the narcotics cops in a given area are going to the same judge or magistrate with their narcotics warrants, or if a given judge hasn't declined a single warrant in, say, 20 years.

For sentences on narcotics offenses, the key factor in determining the number of points is the weight of the narcotics involved in a case.

She and five other judges had begun hearing narcotics cases in a hinterland of the court system.