The DEA and the Death Penalty
Good ol’ Radley has the most interesting take I’ve read. The subject is the DEA seizing death-penalty drugs in Georgia because they were… bought illegally from a foreign country.
The DEA and the Death Penalty
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Curious how the DEA came to suspect that the drugs were obtained illegally. Given the labyrinthine appropriations processes in government, much less one associated with a state taking human life, I find it hard to believe the GA DOC took $100 out of petty cash & sent someone down to an industrial park to score some So Thio.
Sgt. T
I suspect a C.O. brought it back from Spring Break in Cancun.
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