Incomplete (tip-o-the iceberg, seriously this isn’t the half-of-it!) list of United States drug related crimes and oddities for the month of October 2022:
U.S. Coast Guard photo by Information Systems Technician First Class Vincent Aguirre, 12OCT2022.
The U.S. Coast Guard claims it captured 2-thousand-980 kilograms of opium, and 4-hundred Kgs of methamphetamines, while patrolling the Gulf of Oman on 12OCT2022.
U.S. Marine Corps Photo by Lance Corporal George Nudo, 29OCT2022.
The 29th of October was the official DEA (Drug Enforcement Agency) National Drug Take Back Day in the U.S. Grammatically, by the DEA saying it is a drug ‘take back’ it indicates the drugs originated with the DEA.
ALASKA: The National Guard, and even the State Parks, was deployed for an anti-drugs propaganda mission in Alaska’s grade school system. Alaska National Guard video by Victoria Granado, 25OCT2022:
CALIFORNIA: Doctor charged with insurance fraud, money laundering and drug crimes.
In San Diego, the DEA announced the creation of the new Fentanyl Abatement and Suppression Team.
CONNECTICUT: An illegal, from Dominican Republic, gets 10 years in U.S. federal prison for drug smuggling.
Yale University-Yale Medicine fined $308-thousand-250 after it was proven that a Yale nurse stole fentanyl that was being used at the Yale Fertility Center.
FLORIDA: A U.S. Postal Service (USPS) employee charged with shipping cocaine from Puerto Rico to Florida.
USCG photo by Petty Officer Third Class Mikaela McGee, 01OCT2022.
Crew members aboard the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Richard Etheridge (WPC 1102) offload approximately 1-thousand-4-hundred pounds of cocaine, and 1-thousand-840-pounds of marijuana, on Coast Guard Base Miami Beach, 01OCT2022.
In this U.S. Navy video by Mineman Second Class Justin, dated 12OCT2022, the narrator brags how the crew of the USS Billings-LCS 15 (which is based out of Mayport) tripled the captures of illegal drugs, among other operations, on its most recent patrol of the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific:
IDAHO: Washington man convicted of using fentanyl to kill Idaho teenager.
MARYLAND: Three MS-13 gang bangers convicted of racketeering, murder, extortion, and federal drug crimes.
MISSOURI: Nurse confesses to stealing fentanyl, to feed her own addiction.
NEW YORK: A dentist is fined $60-thousand for allowing his employees to ‘prescribe’ Oxycodone to themselves.
Doctor confesses to illegally selling more than 100-thousand Oxycodone pills.
Suffolk County politician confesses to drugs for prostitution crime.
In Brooklyn-NYC, a doctor, and a pharmacist, accused of illegally selling more than 1.2-million Oxycodone pills.
OKLAHOMA: Apparently, illegal drugs have become such a problem that the Army and Air National Guards have been called-up.
Oklahoma National Guard Photo by Anthony Jones, 27SEP2022.
From September 27th to October 7th, 75-thousand marijuana plants were captured and then thrown into trash-burn pits.
Oklahoma Army National Guard photo by Specialist Tyler Brahic, 06OCT2022.
Video interview, by Sergeant Reece Heck, from anti-marijuana operation 07OCT2022:
After the Oklahoma National Guard’s participation in the ganja bust, they then took part in a local, state and federal law enforcement training session concerning the “rising tide” of fentanyl. Oklahoma Army National Guard video interviews, which explains why it will never go away (it is actually used by the healthcare industry), by Specialist Haden Tolbert, 19OCT2022:
PUERTO RICO:
Video by Ricardo Castrodad, the crew of the USCG Cutter Winslow Griesser (WPC-1116) offloaded 721-pounds (327kgs) of cocaine on San Juan, 05OCT2022. Four alleged smugglers are waiting trial in a federal court:
TEXAS: An investigation led by the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Division (CID) resulted in the arrest and conviction of a Texas man for selling fentanyl, which led to the death of a Fort Hood Soldier. The Soldier thought he was taking Percocet, which is a pain reliever that contains opioids, instead he was taking pure fentanyl: “This case shows CID, along with our law enforcement partners, is dedicated to bringing justice to those that harm the public, and members of the Department of the Army, through the distribution of fentanyl. CID remains committed to protecting the force, and the public, from the scourge of the fentanyl epidemic.”-Maria Thomas, CID Special Agent
An illegal immigrant, who also acted as the attorney for a Mexican official, gets 70 months in U.S. federal prison for smuggling cocaine.
WASHINGTON: A state prison guard gets 46 months in U.S. federal prison, for smuggling drugs into the state prison.
Drugs, the American Way, September 2022: SMUGGLERS USING ‘DARK’ BOATS & AIRCRAFT, NAVY COUNTERS WITH ANTI-DRUG ROBOTS?
United Police States of America: 
ARE COPS BEHIND THE RISE OF GUN VIOLENCE? NEW HUNGER GAME!
Biden’s Borderland: BOAT PEOPLE, 200% INCREASE IN OCTOBER! ALL FROM CUBA? HUGH INCREASE IN ILLEGAL FISHING OFF TEXAS COAST BY MEXICANS!
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