At Desert Outposts, Border Patrol Agents Sift for Clues

Published January 28, 2013

At desert outposts, border patrol agents sift for clues

Filed under: Honolulu Drug Use

HIDALGO COUNTY, N.M. » A white pickup truck rumbled along the barbed-wire fence that divides the United States and Mexico, toward a crude gate nicknamed Mingas, carved by drug smugglers to bring their supply across the border. On U.S. soil, Daniel …
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Notre Dame president defends handling of Te'o

Filed under: Honolulu Drug Use

In 2010, a student-athlete was accused of sexually molesting Saint Mary's College student Elizabeth Seeberg two weeks before she died of a suspected drug overdose. Later that same year, 20-year-old Declan Sullivan was killed when the aerial lift he was …
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Workplace is ideal for addressing drug prevention

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Answer: Probably 7 out of 10 illegal drug users across America have a job. Even people who smoke “ice” daily can work for a while before they cannot. People who shoot up heroin daily can work for a while before they cannot. They're in the workplace.
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