pFF- para-Fluorofentanyl...
More potent, more addictive, just one pill can be deadly. It takes 2mg (2 grains of salt) to kill a person. The DEA says the Maricopa County Medical Examiner’s Office has found 11 people who’ve died of suspected overdoses have had para-fluorofentanyl in their system. This new variant of fentanyl is believed to be made by cartels in Mexico.…
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The mixture of heroin, fentanyl, carfentanil and the synthetic opioid U-47700 gets its name from its resemblance to concrete mixing powder.
June 03—A potent opioid that is suspected as the cause of at least 47 overdose deaths in Illinois, Ohio and Pennsylvania, appears to be resistant to Narcan, health officials are reporting.
Known as acrylfentanyl, the…
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In every state, crimes are put into distinct categories. The categories are usually "felony," "misdemeanor," and "infraction." Decisions on crime classification are made by state legislators; the determination focuses on the seriousness of the crime. This article looks at the differences among these crime classifications, moving from least serious (infractions) to most (felonies).
Infractions
Infractions (sometimes called violations) are petty offenses that are…
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Human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery in which traffickers use force, fraud, or coercion to control victims for the purpose of engaging in commercial sex acts or labor services against his/her will.
Sex trafficking has been found in a wide variety of venues within the sex industry, including residential brothels, escort services, fake massage businesses, strip clubs, and street prostitution.
Labor trafficking has been found in diverse labor settings including,…
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Bill Gates recently gave a Commencement speech at a High School about 11 things they did not and will not learn in school. He talks about how feel-good, politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and how this concept set them up for failure in the real world.
Rule 1: Life is not fair - get used to it!
Rule 2: The world won't care about your self-esteem. The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about…
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To improve your Leadership skills, ask yourself these 6 questions daily:
1. Did I work toward my goals today?
2.What bad habits do I need to stop?
3. What motivated me today?
4. Have I been the kind of person I want to be?
5. What mistakes did I make today, and what can I learn from them?
6. What am I grateful for today?
Aren’t those powerful? Leadership is a constant adjusting and adapting to what is happening and going on always with your eyes on your…
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10-21-2019 SPEAKING ON [ INJUSTICE} WITH Rob and Lucinda Call in Number at 347-826-7273/ at 8.pm Az Time and 11am Eastcoast time …
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The streets dont love you back organization yearly backpack and school supplies giveaway August 2018 make a donation . thank you all for your support http://thestreetsdontloveyouback.ning.com/page/donate…
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Heroin that looks like concrete, called “Grey Death,” which is tainted with even more dangerous opioid drugs, has in triggered dozens of overdoses this year, including four fatal ones reported on Thursday in Alabama, Georgia, and Ohio.
It’s only the latest example of weird mixtures of deadly chemicals, chiefly the surgical painkiller fentanyl and its derivatives, turning up in the illegal drug marketplace.
“We are more routinely seeing deadly cocktails of heroin, fentanyl, various…
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Amazing FREE online seminar! Experts share how they can help your stop addiction and keep you in recovery! From the privacy of your own home in your pajamas...you can watch 29 interviews with experience, advice, resources, information, motivation and inspiration! Never Give Up!
We go live March 4th at 4 am EST. You can see the interviews at your convenience within a 72-hour time frame. Register here -…
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Amazing FREE online seminar! Experts share how they can help your stop addiction and keep you in recovery! From the privacy of your own home in your pajamas...you can watch 29 interviews with experience, advice, resources, information, motivation and inspiration! Never Give Up!
We go live March 4th at 4 am EST. You can see the interviews at your convenience within a 72-hour time frame. Register here -…
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Locked Up Arizona: A look at the state of Arizona’s criminal justice system
By Corban Carson, KTAR
Locked Up Arizona is a documentary that has been in the works for months.
I started working on this documentary in November.
But before you listen, here are some statistics you need to know from the Arizona Department of Corrections:
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A recent federal raid of a Smoke 911 shop in Sandy Springs highlights the rise in crimes related to synthetic marijuana and bath salts, but what are these drugs?
“We started hearing about bath salts around late 2009, early 2010,” said Detective Joseph Lane, with the Sandy Springs Police Special Investigations Unit. “It really was the new kind of designer drug. Not many people knew what it would do to you.”
According to DrugFree.org, bath salts are a synthetic compound of a…
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A Brief Outline of Drug Policies in the United States
DRUG LAWS PRE-1960S
1914 – The Harrison Act restricts the sale of heroin and cocaine – both legal at the time – and establishes a legal framework for federal intervention on drug policy.
1919 – Alcohol prohibition is enacted as the 18th Amendment to the Constitution. The failure of Prohibition led to its repeal in 1933 – the only Constitutional Amendment ever repealed by the States.
1937 – After…
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(CNN) -- "Have you heard of molly?" the girl next to me asked. She was swaying from side to side, bobbing her head to the bass vibrating throughout the sold-out venue.
The room around us was buzzing with anticipation. Music was blasting. People were dancing and laughing and taking pictures. There was less than an hour until showtime, and I was about to see one of…
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TAMPA (FOX 13) -
Have you met "Molly?" She's a hit at the clubs, and she's popular on the concert scene -- but this is no cute girl.
"Molly" is a drug, and moms and dads should know about it because chances are, your kids already do.
If you hear your teens say they're hanging out with "Molly," or you see it pop up on a Facebook posting, that's a red flag.
Molly started in the underground rave scene, but now is wildly popular with more mainstream teenagers and…
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SHARING POST....
It’s a new twist on an old drug and it’s becoming increasingly more popular among teens in Arizona.
The drug is called “Butane Hash Oil” or BHO.
On the street it goes by many names including shatter, wax, ear wax, honey oil, amber or dabbing.
Dabbing because you only need a dab.
READ MORE...…
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Krokodil first surfaced in Russia several years ago, where users discovered the drug was much cheaper than heroin and could easily be cooked in a kitchen by combining codeine with gasoline, oil, alcohol or paint thinner. An opiate that's chemically related to morphine and heroin, krokodil earned its name in two ways: Addicts develop dark, scaly lesions on their skin, and the drug tends to eat its victims alive, like a crocodile. And now, krokodil has arrived in the…
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