Ninety arrested in nationwide synthetic drug crackdown

07-26-2012 • Reuters

Federal agents arrested more than 90 people and seized about 5 million packets of synthetic drugs - known on the street as "bath salts," "K2" and "Spice" - in the first U.S. nationwide crackdown on "designer drugs," the Drug Enforcement Administration said on Thursday.

The DEA said the haul from multi-agency raids in more than 100 U.S. cities included 4.8 million packets of synthetic cannabis, 167,000 packets of "bath salts" and more than $36 million in cash.

1 Comments in Response to Ninety arrested in nationwide synthetic drug crackdown

Comment by Dracula Tepish

Entered on: 7/31/2012 8:37:23 PM

they better start arresting themselves for drugging people with the same stuff called devils breath a derivative of curare look up the video a true story about how the stuff was used in voodoo and makeing zombies or how to turn a human into a robot like the guy named james holmes

and the movie was called THE SERPENT AND THE RAINBOW

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