Sentence examples for narcotics out from inspiring English sources
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Barry McCaffrey, a retired general who is the Clinton administration's anti-drug czar, said he had seen estimates that up to $50 billion from the sale of narcotics, out of an annual world total of $500 billion, is laundered through the Caribbean, making it a "ferociously corrupting influence" in the region.
The police officers whom Mr. Davis shot had come to arrest him for the murders of four suspected drug dealers - killings the police have said were not vigilante attempts to drive narcotics out of the neighborhood but were made solely to steal the illicit profits.
According to the indictment, a drug-dealer friend sold narcotics out of a barber shop Ramos owned -- and Ramos offered use of his police car as transport.
The procedure normally involves a posse of plain-clothed and uniformed police officers, trained sniffer dogs and a mobile body-searching hut patrolling London's pavements and relieving punters of their little baggies of synthesised happiness, jet-blasting narcotics out of the capital one sweaty 0.2 gram wrap at a time.
Royce is a specialist in sniffing out narcotics.
That left just one step before people could theoretically create yeast designed to churn out narcotics.
But dogs specially trained to sniff out narcotics make the most discoveries.
"He had become so blasé about doling out narcotics to celebrities, he thought himself immune to the effects, but the amphetamines wore out his heart".
In Guinea, the country's biggest narcotics kingpin turned out to be the president's son, and diplomats discovered that before the police destroyed a huge narcotics seizure, the drugs had been replaced by flour.
Among the people detained in connection with the case was Mr. Amirov's nephew, who is suspected of commanding a criminal group that sold narcotics and carried out murders, including of law enforcement officers, the Interfax news service reported.
