Sentence examples for state narcotics from inspiring English sources

In the national forest, Brett McAndrews, a state narcotics agent, was leading the CAMP team.

In early 2003, Mr. Novitzky had a state narcotics agent go undercover in a gym to try to befriend Mr. Anderson.

Tom Coleman, a former state narcotics agent convicted on Friday of aggravated perjury in a case that involved dozens of discredited arrests in Tulia, a Panhandle town, was sentenced to serve 10 years' probation.

A federal and state narcotics task force said yesterday that it had broken up a violent drug gang that sold heroin and cocaine on three street corners in downtown Camden, N.J., for five years.

Tom Coleman, a former state narcotics agent, went on trial in a state court at Lubbock, accused of perjuring himself in criminal proceedings against people he arrested on drug charges in the town of Tulia.

But state narcotics agents had been building a case against Peron all the while, and on Sunday, August 5th 1996, the CBC was raided.

She added that the corporation had strict security procedures for dealing with prescription forms — including storing them in locked cabinets accessible only to a limited number of people — and that its hospitals had been visited by state narcotic enforcement officials in the last year.

Steroid busts are rare in Connecticut, according to state police narcotics detectives.

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So there you have it: Putting down this particular state-sponsored narcotic will not kill off your social life; you can absolutely still see your friends while they drink and you don't.

"In Colombia, we're creating real deterrence to plantings," said Robert Charles, the assistant secretary of state for international narcotics.