Retired dentist charged with smuggling counterfeit Viagra, Cialis
Retired dentist charged with smuggling counterfeit Viagra, Cialis: "Canadian dentist and champion curler is facing drug charges in Seattle on allegations he tried to smuggle thousands of counterfeit erectile dysfunction pills to British Columbia.
In a federal criminal complaint, authorities say customs agents intercepted a package of counterfeit pills meant for of Richmond, B.C. resident James P. Armstrong on April 7. Armstrong was arrested a week later retrieving a package from a Blaine post office box.
Charged with trafficking in counterfeit goods, Armstrong is accused of helping to distribute the Chinese-made pills labeled as Viagra and Cialis."
In a federal criminal complaint, authorities say customs agents intercepted a package of counterfeit pills meant for of Richmond, B.C. resident James P. Armstrong on April 7. Armstrong was arrested a week later retrieving a package from a Blaine post office box.
Charged with trafficking in counterfeit goods, Armstrong is accused of helping to distribute the Chinese-made pills labeled as Viagra and Cialis."
(ABC News) Exclusive: Skyrocketing Heroin, Opium Use Ensnaring Afghan Children - Democratic Underground
(ABC News) Exclusive: Skyrocketing Heroin, Opium Use Ensnaring Afghan Children - Democratic Underground: "Staggering levels of opium and heroin have been detected in Afghan children as young as 14 months by a team of researchers hired by the US State Department, revealing a fast-emerging problem that could cripple American efforts to bring stability to the war-torn country.'I think we've opened a can of worms,' said Bruce Goldberger, one of the University of Florida scientists heading up the study, who spoke exclusively with Brian Ross for a report airing on World News with Diane Sawyer and Nightline tonight. 'This was just totally unexpected. No one has ever seen this type of exposure in young children. It's never been documented. And it's laying a foundation for drug abuse for a whole generation.'
This first-ever look at household exposure to opium and heroin is not yet complete, but State Department officials and contractors shared preliminary findings exclusively with ABC News in hopes of drawing attention to a problem they say has been largely overlooked. The researchers said what they uncovered is both shocking and tragic."
This first-ever look at household exposure to opium and heroin is not yet complete, but State Department officials and contractors shared preliminary findings exclusively with ABC News in hopes of drawing attention to a problem they say has been largely overlooked. The researchers said what they uncovered is both shocking and tragic."
Dutch to raise minimum age for prostitutes to 21
Dutch to raise minimum age for prostitutes to 21: "Dutch government said yesterday it plans to raise the legal minimum age for prostitution to 21 from 18 as part of stricter permit rules for brothels and registration requirements for prostitutes.
Justice Minister Ernst Hirsch Ballin has sent the proposal to Parliament as an addition to legislation which updates the law regulating prostitution and sex businesses. “People at the age of 21 can make a better judgment about working as a prostitute than 18 year olds; also they are better equipped to deal and negotiate with clients,” the Ministry of Justice said in a statement.
Prostitution was legalised in the Netherlands in 2000 but authorities have toughened their stance on the business in recent years to fight organised crime and clean up inner city areas."
Justice Minister Ernst Hirsch Ballin has sent the proposal to Parliament as an addition to legislation which updates the law regulating prostitution and sex businesses. “People at the age of 21 can make a better judgment about working as a prostitute than 18 year olds; also they are better equipped to deal and negotiate with clients,” the Ministry of Justice said in a statement.
Prostitution was legalised in the Netherlands in 2000 but authorities have toughened their stance on the business in recent years to fight organised crime and clean up inner city areas."
allAfrica.com: Mozambique: Police Hunt for Gang Who Attacked Tourists
allAfrica.com: Mozambique: Police Hunt for Gang Who Attacked Tourists: "information that might lead to the arrest of a gang of thieves and rapists who attacked South African tourists last week to come forward.
Anyone who knew the whereabouts of the gang could report it to any police station, he said, during his weekly briefing with the Mozambican media.
Cossa confirmed that on 5 April, two armed men attacked a tourist resort in Zavala district in the southern province of Inhambane. They attacked a family of South African tourists, and stole their vehicle and possessions. One of the women in the group was raped. The tourists reported that they lost 70,000 rands (about 9,600 US dollars).
Cossa said that the vehicle, a Mitsubishi, was found abandoned in the neighbouring province of Gaza a few days later. He was unable to confirm reports that the two gunmen were part of a gang of four dangerous criminals who had escaped from the Maputo top security prison in March."
Anyone who knew the whereabouts of the gang could report it to any police station, he said, during his weekly briefing with the Mozambican media.
Cossa confirmed that on 5 April, two armed men attacked a tourist resort in Zavala district in the southern province of Inhambane. They attacked a family of South African tourists, and stole their vehicle and possessions. One of the women in the group was raped. The tourists reported that they lost 70,000 rands (about 9,600 US dollars).
Cossa said that the vehicle, a Mitsubishi, was found abandoned in the neighbouring province of Gaza a few days later. He was unable to confirm reports that the two gunmen were part of a gang of four dangerous criminals who had escaped from the Maputo top security prison in March."
Why do Heroin users inject into their veins? | How Do I Get Off Drugs?
Why do Heroin users inject into their veins? | How Do I Get Off Drugs?: "veins are the quickest blood route to the brain. Injecting into a vein means the drug takes effect almost instantly. The drug is carried with the blood directly to the brain.The only other quickest way is to snort the drug, snorting heroin is nasty!
oh right you knew about how it’s quicker. Intramuscular injection would be too slow, the drug would slowly reach the blood stream, the hit would be very mild but would last longer. Once you have a tolerance injecting it into the muscle wouldn’t do any good."
oh right you knew about how it’s quicker. Intramuscular injection would be too slow, the drug would slowly reach the blood stream, the hit would be very mild but would last longer. Once you have a tolerance injecting it into the muscle wouldn’t do any good."
Drug smuggling earns five-year sentence for former Vancouver man
Drug smuggling earns five-year sentence for former Vancouver man: "Nen Angel Cruces, 23, was convicted in the same cross-border smuggling ring that saw North Vancouver's Krysta Edwards sentenced to five years late last month.
The pair and others were transporting the party drug BZP, as well as ecstasy, across the B.C.-Washington border where thety had a Bellingham storage facility rented and arranged shipments to the Chicago area by train.
BZP, which is often sold by B.C. gangs as ecstasy, is still legal in Canada, though it has been added to the banned list in the U.S., the U.K., New Zealand, Australia and other countries"
The pair and others were transporting the party drug BZP, as well as ecstasy, across the B.C.-Washington border where thety had a Bellingham storage facility rented and arranged shipments to the Chicago area by train.
BZP, which is often sold by B.C. gangs as ecstasy, is still legal in Canada, though it has been added to the banned list in the U.S., the U.K., New Zealand, Australia and other countries"
Briton attempting to sneak heroin onto a plane in Thailand is caught in the act. Locked Up Abroad: Thailand
Briton attempting to sneak heroin onto a plane in Thailand is caught in the act. Locked Up Abroad: Thailand
Angola man charged with heroin possession : Police Blotter : The Buffalo News
Angola man charged with heroin possession : Police Blotter : The Buffalo News: "Noel Merced, 38, of Wood Avenue was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance. Police said they showed up at the restaurant after being tipped off and confronted Merced, who had a needle in his right sock and six packets of heroin in a pocket."
John Terry's dad charged with cocaine dealing - mirror.co.uk
John Terry's dad charged with cocaine dealing - mirror.co.uk: "Ted Terry, 55, due in court accused of supplying the class A drug in a winebar near his home last year.
Unemployed Ted was caught on camera allegedly setting up a deal to supply three grammes of cocaine to an undercover newspaper reporter.
He fixed a price of £120, making £40 profit, and was recorded saying: “The stuff’s all right. I get off on it.”
Ted then asked the reporter, who was pretending to buy the drug for his boss, not to mention where it came from. “This is between me and you. Don’t tell him I’m John Terry’s dad,” he said"
Unemployed Ted was caught on camera allegedly setting up a deal to supply three grammes of cocaine to an undercover newspaper reporter.
He fixed a price of £120, making £40 profit, and was recorded saying: “The stuff’s all right. I get off on it.”
Ted then asked the reporter, who was pretending to buy the drug for his boss, not to mention where it came from. “This is between me and you. Don’t tell him I’m John Terry’s dad,” he said"
CBC News - Montreal - 25 men to move to Tanguay jail
CBC News - Montreal - 25 men to move to Tanguay jail: "women's prison in Montreal will soon be host to 25 male inmates as a temporary solution to overcrowding in mens' prisons.
Quebec's ministry of public security invested $2.7 million in renovations to the Tanguay Jail to house the male inmates in a separate section of the prison.
Stephane Lemaire, president of the union representing the province's correctional workers, said that the workers accept this decision, but that it's not a sufficient solution.
Lemaire said that the government will build four more correctional facilities in Quebec, but the construction does not begin until 2012.
This will be the first time the jail housed any men since former Hells Angels boss, Maurice (Mom) Boucher, was held there almost 10 years ago.
The ministry relased a report stating that 11 of 18 provincial prisons are overpopulated, and Riviere-des Prairies detention centre is the worst. It is 94 prisoners over capacity."
Quebec's ministry of public security invested $2.7 million in renovations to the Tanguay Jail to house the male inmates in a separate section of the prison.
Stephane Lemaire, president of the union representing the province's correctional workers, said that the workers accept this decision, but that it's not a sufficient solution.
Lemaire said that the government will build four more correctional facilities in Quebec, but the construction does not begin until 2012.
This will be the first time the jail housed any men since former Hells Angels boss, Maurice (Mom) Boucher, was held there almost 10 years ago.
The ministry relased a report stating that 11 of 18 provincial prisons are overpopulated, and Riviere-des Prairies detention centre is the worst. It is 94 prisoners over capacity."
More women arrested as drug mules - Singapore News - XinMSN News
More women arrested as drug mules - Singapore News - XinMSN News: "15 women from Singapore were arrested last year for drug offences linked to West African syndicates. Three women were arrested for such offences in 2008.
MediaCorp spoke to one drug mule who managed to save herself in the nick of time.
Joanne, not her real name, got to know a man by the name of Hassan on tagged.com.
Joanne who is in her mid 30’s said a few months into their online relationship, Hassan asked her to bring some documents for him into China.
She met someone in Kuala Lumpur to collect the documents.
Joanne took the envelope to China but passed it to someone else as Hassan didn’t turn up.
Hassan asked her to carry some documents to China again.
She was alerted to her unusually heavy leather suitcase by a taxi driver who was ferrying her to the KL airport.
The taxi driver told her there was something suspicious about the suitcase.
She discovered a small package wrapped with black tape.
At that point, Joanne was overcome with fear as she suspected it could be drugs.
She left the suitcase in a hotel and made her way back to Singapore where she informed the police.
MediaCorp understands the Singapore and Malaysia police launched a joint operation to seize the drugs in the suitcase.
She said: 'I am lucky that I’m still alive. I hate him and I am angry with his lies and I don’t trust people so easily anymore.'"
MediaCorp spoke to one drug mule who managed to save herself in the nick of time.
Joanne, not her real name, got to know a man by the name of Hassan on tagged.com.
Joanne who is in her mid 30’s said a few months into their online relationship, Hassan asked her to bring some documents for him into China.
She met someone in Kuala Lumpur to collect the documents.
Joanne took the envelope to China but passed it to someone else as Hassan didn’t turn up.
Hassan asked her to carry some documents to China again.
She was alerted to her unusually heavy leather suitcase by a taxi driver who was ferrying her to the KL airport.
The taxi driver told her there was something suspicious about the suitcase.
She discovered a small package wrapped with black tape.
At that point, Joanne was overcome with fear as she suspected it could be drugs.
She left the suitcase in a hotel and made her way back to Singapore where she informed the police.
MediaCorp understands the Singapore and Malaysia police launched a joint operation to seize the drugs in the suitcase.
She said: 'I am lucky that I’m still alive. I hate him and I am angry with his lies and I don’t trust people so easily anymore.'"
Cocaine highway into R.I. a tempting route for police | Rhode Island news | projo.com | The Providence Journal
Cocaine highway into R.I. a tempting route for police | Rhode Island news | projo.com | The Providence Journal: "Brayanth A. Fernandez, 36, who lived in the apartment, was caught with more than four kilograms of cocaine and more than $96,000, according to the police, and he was charged with drug offenses in federal court.
Initiative and diligence make for successful prosecutions in Rhode Island’s war on drugs, the police say. And sometimes, they admit, luck plays a role.
Given Rhode Islanders’ large appetite for cocaine and other illicit drugs, and the ability of international distribution networks to keep the market well-stocked, it seems to be a war without end.
The conflict regained public attention in March with the arrest of three Providence police officers on drug charges.
In a joint state police/FBI investigation called Operation Deception, Detective Joseph A. Colanduono, Sgt. Stephen T. Gonsalves and Patrolman Robert J. Hamlin Jr. were charged with participation in a large-scale cocaine ring allegedly operated by Albert B. Hamlin, the patrolman’s younger brother. The state police also said Gonsalves tried to buy cocaine.
Four more officers under suspicion in the case were placed on restricted duty.
The Providence Police Department has been alive with rumors as officers cringe at the possibility that even more of their colleagues have gone rogue. The state police have charged seven people so far in the investigation, including Albert Hamlin and the three officers, and state police Supt. Brendan P. Doherty has said that other officers are under investigation."
Initiative and diligence make for successful prosecutions in Rhode Island’s war on drugs, the police say. And sometimes, they admit, luck plays a role.
Given Rhode Islanders’ large appetite for cocaine and other illicit drugs, and the ability of international distribution networks to keep the market well-stocked, it seems to be a war without end.
The conflict regained public attention in March with the arrest of three Providence police officers on drug charges.
In a joint state police/FBI investigation called Operation Deception, Detective Joseph A. Colanduono, Sgt. Stephen T. Gonsalves and Patrolman Robert J. Hamlin Jr. were charged with participation in a large-scale cocaine ring allegedly operated by Albert B. Hamlin, the patrolman’s younger brother. The state police also said Gonsalves tried to buy cocaine.
Four more officers under suspicion in the case were placed on restricted duty.
The Providence Police Department has been alive with rumors as officers cringe at the possibility that even more of their colleagues have gone rogue. The state police have charged seven people so far in the investigation, including Albert Hamlin and the three officers, and state police Supt. Brendan P. Doherty has said that other officers are under investigation."
2nd figure in cocaine distribution case gets 2 years in prison | The Kennebec Journal, Augusta, ME
2nd figure in cocaine distribution case gets 2 years in prison | The Kennebec Journal, Augusta, ME: "Tabitha L. Waddell, 31, of Augusta pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of cocaine and criminal conspiracy, which occurred Oct. 9, 2009; as well as three charges of violating conditions of release, which occurred between Jan. 20 and March 1, all in Augusta.
In exchange for her plea, a charge of aggravated trafficking in cocaine was dismissed.
Waddell was arrested Oct. 9, 2009, in a vehicle police say held more than a pound of cocaine. Also arrested at the time was Eric L. Prevost, 30, of Augusta.
Waterville Police Chief Joseph Massey said the couple was selling the cocaine in Waterville.
Prevost pleaded guilty March 5 to aggravated drug trafficking and was sentenced in Kennebec County Superior Court to 15 years in prison, with all but almost five years suspended; and four years of probation"
In exchange for her plea, a charge of aggravated trafficking in cocaine was dismissed.
Waddell was arrested Oct. 9, 2009, in a vehicle police say held more than a pound of cocaine. Also arrested at the time was Eric L. Prevost, 30, of Augusta.
Waterville Police Chief Joseph Massey said the couple was selling the cocaine in Waterville.
Prevost pleaded guilty March 5 to aggravated drug trafficking and was sentenced in Kennebec County Superior Court to 15 years in prison, with all but almost five years suspended; and four years of probation"
Mounties nab second Vernon, B.C., suspect in Western Canada cocaine run - Winnipeg Free Press
Mounties nab second Vernon, B.C., suspect in Western Canada cocaine run - Winnipeg Free Press: "Twenty-three-year-old Brock Palfrey was arrested Wednesday afternoon as he left his Vernon, B.C., home.
Palfrey has been taken to Swift Current, Sask., where another 23-year-old Vernon man, Troy Swanson, also remains in custody, awaiting a court date on April 14.
Swanson was stopped for a traffic violation on March 26 as he travelled west through Saskatchewan, and a search of his vehicle turned up 151 kilograms of cocaine.
RCMP say a combined investigation by the Mounties' federal drug section and members from southern B.C., Calgary, Regina and Swift Current led to the second arrest.
Searches carried out at three Vernon locations at the same time as Palfrey's arrest also turned up guns, a significant amount of cash, electronics and computers."
Palfrey has been taken to Swift Current, Sask., where another 23-year-old Vernon man, Troy Swanson, also remains in custody, awaiting a court date on April 14.
Swanson was stopped for a traffic violation on March 26 as he travelled west through Saskatchewan, and a search of his vehicle turned up 151 kilograms of cocaine.
RCMP say a combined investigation by the Mounties' federal drug section and members from southern B.C., Calgary, Regina and Swift Current led to the second arrest.
Searches carried out at three Vernon locations at the same time as Palfrey's arrest also turned up guns, a significant amount of cash, electronics and computers."
Massapequa Man Arrested for Dealing Heroin, Cocaine | Long Island Press
Massapequa Man Arrested for Dealing Heroin, Cocaine | Long Island Press: "David Estrella on numerous occasions possessed and sold a quantity of cocaine and heroin to another, according to Narcotics/Vice Bureau detectives.
He was charged with six counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance and three counts of criminal sale of a controlled substance.
Estrella will be arraigned at First District Court in Hempstead on Friday"
He was charged with six counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance and three counts of criminal sale of a controlled substance.
Estrella will be arraigned at First District Court in Hempstead on Friday"
Vanceboro man sentenced for cocaine, firearm charges | cocaine, mims, grams - Local - Sun Journal
Vanceboro man sentenced for cocaine, firearm charges | cocaine, mims, grams - Local - Sun Journal: "Clarence Mims, was also ordered to be placed on five years of probation when he is released from prison.
Mims pled guilty to conspiring to possess with the intent to distribute more than 50 grams of cocaine base (crack) and more than 500 grams of cocaine and the unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon.
Court records show from October 2006 to November 2006, the Greenville Police Department arranged for several controlled purchases of crack cocaine with Mims totaling 36.5 grams. On Nov. 30, 2006, a controlled purchase of two ounces of crack cocaine was arranged. When Mims arrived at the agreed-upon location, police officers made a vehicle stop and searched the vehicle. A loaded Smith and Wesson .40 caliber handgun along with a set of digital scales and an eyeglass case with cocaine residue was found. Police got a search warrant and searched Mims' house.
Officials said they found 11.1 grams of powder cocaine and 7.4 grams of crack cocaine.
Investigators said that Mims had been selling illegal drugs since 1995. Police figured that from 1995 to 2006 Mims sold about 1,261 grams of crack and 3,425 grams of powder cocaine"
Mims pled guilty to conspiring to possess with the intent to distribute more than 50 grams of cocaine base (crack) and more than 500 grams of cocaine and the unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon.
Court records show from October 2006 to November 2006, the Greenville Police Department arranged for several controlled purchases of crack cocaine with Mims totaling 36.5 grams. On Nov. 30, 2006, a controlled purchase of two ounces of crack cocaine was arranged. When Mims arrived at the agreed-upon location, police officers made a vehicle stop and searched the vehicle. A loaded Smith and Wesson .40 caliber handgun along with a set of digital scales and an eyeglass case with cocaine residue was found. Police got a search warrant and searched Mims' house.
Officials said they found 11.1 grams of powder cocaine and 7.4 grams of crack cocaine.
Investigators said that Mims had been selling illegal drugs since 1995. Police figured that from 1995 to 2006 Mims sold about 1,261 grams of crack and 3,425 grams of powder cocaine"
The Press Association: Taxi driver 'died after drinking cocaine-laced rum'
The Press Association: Taxi driver 'died after drinking cocaine-laced rum': "north London man given a bottle of rum as a gift died after he added a dash to his Guinness - unaware that the alcohol contained pure liquid cocaine allegedly smuggled into Britain, a court has heard.
Lascell Malcolm, 63, collapsed with a heart attack after drinking from the bottle, which was one of five smuggled into the country, each containing around 250g (8.8oz) of the Class A drug.
The unwitting father-of-two accepted the gift from an equally unsuspecting friend, Antoinette Corlis, after he collected her from Gatwick Airport, jurors were told.
Neither knew that Ms Corlis, who had flown back from a holiday in St Lucia, had been used as a drugs mule by Martin Newman, prosecutors said. Croydon Crown Court heard how Newman, 50, met Ms Corlis on the island where he was born and had asked her - along with another friend, Michael Lawrence - to carry some Bounty rum back to Britain.
Jurors heard that Newman approached the pair on May 24 last year, while they were waiting to check in. He claimed he had exceeded his baggage allowance and needed help transporting the drink. Mr Lawrence took two bottles in a yellow Veuve Clicquot box, agreeing to give them back on landing.
But the plan went awry when Newman was held up by Customs officers in London and Mr Lawrence, who was due to catch a connecting flight to Switzerland, had to depart. He took one bottle with him and handed the second to Ms Corlis, who was collected by taxi driver Mr Malcolm.
Mr Malcolm, who gave her a lift home, refused to accept payment. To thank him, Ms Corlis gave him what she believed to be a bottle of rum. Mr Malcolm died the next day from a heart attack caused by cocaine poisoning."
Lascell Malcolm, 63, collapsed with a heart attack after drinking from the bottle, which was one of five smuggled into the country, each containing around 250g (8.8oz) of the Class A drug.
The unwitting father-of-two accepted the gift from an equally unsuspecting friend, Antoinette Corlis, after he collected her from Gatwick Airport, jurors were told.
Neither knew that Ms Corlis, who had flown back from a holiday in St Lucia, had been used as a drugs mule by Martin Newman, prosecutors said. Croydon Crown Court heard how Newman, 50, met Ms Corlis on the island where he was born and had asked her - along with another friend, Michael Lawrence - to carry some Bounty rum back to Britain.
Jurors heard that Newman approached the pair on May 24 last year, while they were waiting to check in. He claimed he had exceeded his baggage allowance and needed help transporting the drink. Mr Lawrence took two bottles in a yellow Veuve Clicquot box, agreeing to give them back on landing.
But the plan went awry when Newman was held up by Customs officers in London and Mr Lawrence, who was due to catch a connecting flight to Switzerland, had to depart. He took one bottle with him and handed the second to Ms Corlis, who was collected by taxi driver Mr Malcolm.
Mr Malcolm, who gave her a lift home, refused to accept payment. To thank him, Ms Corlis gave him what she believed to be a bottle of rum. Mr Malcolm died the next day from a heart attack caused by cocaine poisoning."
Karzai, Suspected of Heroin Addiction, Says He Has No Drug Problem, Insists That Everything is Really Cool, Man - Lying Dog News
Karzai, Suspected of Heroin Addiction, Says He Has No Drug Problem, Insists That Everything is Really Cool, Man - Lying Dog News: "President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan has hit back at critics who say he has a drug problem.
“Problem? What problem?” said Karzai. “I live in the heroin capital of the world!”
Peter Galbraith, a former U.N envoy to Afghanistan on Tuesday questioned Karzai’s “mental stability” and suggested the Afghan president may be using drugs."
“Problem? What problem?” said Karzai. “I live in the heroin capital of the world!”
Peter Galbraith, a former U.N envoy to Afghanistan on Tuesday questioned Karzai’s “mental stability” and suggested the Afghan president may be using drugs."
Whitney Houston interrupts tour - Were cancelled concerts caused by cocaine relapse - News - Bild.de
Whitney Houston interrupts tour - Were cancelled concerts caused by cocaine relapse - News - Bild.de: "Now Whitney Houston has interrupted her long expected European tour. The star cancelled her concert in Paris at late notice on Tuesday and she was taken into hospital on Wednesday, suffering from what has been described as an upper respiratory infection.
Has Whitney Houston relapsed into drugs? US magazine 'In Touch' claimed that she was caught sniffing cocaine on March 10. Self-professed eyewitness Marlon David said: “I saw her pull a plastic bag out, put a folded bill to her nose and discreetly snort a line from it of what to me certainly looked like cocaine. She’s extremely thin and looks like a disaster.”
The 'In Touch' informant claimed that he saw her with Bobby Brown in a bar at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Los Angeles. She has been divorced from Brown since 2007. Houston is said to have shouted: “I want a f***ing drink” to her ex.
Houston has described the claims as “ridiculous” to 'People' magazine and said that she is feeling “great” and is only suffering from some allergies."
Has Whitney Houston relapsed into drugs? US magazine 'In Touch' claimed that she was caught sniffing cocaine on March 10. Self-professed eyewitness Marlon David said: “I saw her pull a plastic bag out, put a folded bill to her nose and discreetly snort a line from it of what to me certainly looked like cocaine. She’s extremely thin and looks like a disaster.”
The 'In Touch' informant claimed that he saw her with Bobby Brown in a bar at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Los Angeles. She has been divorced from Brown since 2007. Houston is said to have shouted: “I want a f***ing drink” to her ex.
Houston has described the claims as “ridiculous” to 'People' magazine and said that she is feeling “great” and is only suffering from some allergies."
Dutch mother uses toddler as drug mule | Radio Netherlands Worldwide
Dutch mother uses toddler as drug mule | Radio Netherlands Worldwide: "33-year-old Dutch woman was detained for drug smuggling at the Swiss border in March.
Both the woman and a 29-year-old man from Sierra Leone had swallowed a total of 50 packages of cocaine. The man was also carrying cocaine in his pockets.
Packages of cocaine were found in the pockets of the woman's two children, who were accompanying her. The children, aged two and seven, have been put into care. The arrest took place during the night, the authorities said."
Both the woman and a 29-year-old man from Sierra Leone had swallowed a total of 50 packages of cocaine. The man was also carrying cocaine in his pockets.
Packages of cocaine were found in the pockets of the woman's two children, who were accompanying her. The children, aged two and seven, have been put into care. The arrest took place during the night, the authorities said."
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