Sentence examples for their narcotics from inspiring English sources

The county police opened their narcotics hot line to handle water violation complaints as well.

The police have also admitted that corrupt officers, with the aim of protecting their narcotics rackets, could also be behind some of the vigilante killings.

Mr. Kaiser yesterday described his confrontation with Detective Vasquez, Detective Moran and Detective Julio Cruz, who along with their narcotics team from the Manhattan gang investigation division had already made eight marijuana arrests in the area around the Port Authority bus terminal that night.

In April 1996, he was among several supervisors and detectives from the homicide task force who were honored for their work investigating two murderous drug gangs that the authorities said killed 48 rivals and bystanders in the course of their narcotics trade.

The pair, who worked together as narcotics officers in the LAPD's Hollywood Division, were accused of targeting women they had arrested for drug possession and, in some cases, had used in their narcotics work as confidential informants.

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.

Through DynCorp, Feinberg already controls one of the largest military contractors in the U.S., one which trains Afghanistan's police force and assists in their narcotics-trafficking countermeasures.

Titles such as Sleep Forever and Bloodlust deliver on most of their narcotic, hypnotic promise.

Soon after the film opens, François and his friends exit their narcotic haze and almost instantly take to the newly formed barricades, replacing one dream with another.

It was all done before they reached the studio, hence the fact that even their final album – with Bonham and Page reportedly deep in their narcotic and alcoholic addictions – took only three weeks to record.

Unfortunately, in some patients their narcotic effects lead to addiction and the need for ever-escalating doses to quell pain.