Drug Detection

The evolution of a key tool in law enforcement

Enrique Sanchez-Arias was booked into the Sonoma County jail on suspicion of felony possession and transportation of a controlled substance

Transit leaders emphasized that drug use on buses and trains reflects a nationwide crisis

Panelists will review the training required for officers to manage custody transitions, as well as highlight strategies to improve safety during this process

The impact of Barry Bonds, baseball player, on digital forensics

The DEA had been investigating two men for suspected drug trafficking and installed a tracking device on their car

The other driver involved in the crash had taken a video of the suspect earlier; deputies gave the suspect time to explain before a K-9 found a bag with drugs

Under the law, the sale of drug paraphernalia, such as glass tubes for smoking fentanyl, is a civil infraction. But possession is not banned

A temporary law expires on July 1, so if lawmakers fail to pass a bill, Washington would become the second state to decriminalize drug possession

“Our message to criminals on the dark web is this: You can try to hide in the furthest reaches of the internet, but the Justice Department will find you and hold you accountable for your crimes"

Not long after the crate was delivered, the man whose name was on the shipment showed up looking for the crate and was arrested

Meet Miki, a 2-year-old Belgian Malinois trained in narcotics detection and tracking

View this webinar to learn about the importance of identifying controlled substances in the field due to the rise of high potency counterfeit pills

What you need to know to stay safe when a drug epidemic hits your community.

Rainbow-colored fentanyl has been detected in California and appears to be traveling up the West Coast from Mexico for distribution