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Army Colonel, Five Others Arrested In Manipur Drugs Haul An Army Colonel posted as the Defence PRO in Imphal and five others were arrested by the Manipur police on Sunday for allegedly ferrying drugs, estimated to be worth between Rs 15-30 crore, to the Indo-Myanmar border. Col Ajay Choudhury, a Territorial Army sepoy posted under him, an Indigo Airlines associate manager and three others have been accused of ferrying pseudoephedrine, used for manufacturing heroin, in three vehicles, including the Colonel's official vehicle. Police suspect the Colonel had ferried drugs at least four times in the past. "We have estimated that the drugs are worth between Rs 15-30 crore in the international market. We caught three vehicles carrying these drugs at Pallel. The three civilians were Kukis and seem to be involved in the drug racket," said Manipur DGP Y Joykumar Singh. "They seem to have been involved in a number of such operations before. Col Choudhury has been denying his involvement, but one of the cars carrying the drugs was alloted to him by the Army. The consignment was on its way to Moreh, the Indo-Myanmar border town," said Singh. "We had received a tip-off that a big consignment … Continue reading →

Imphal, Feb 24 (IANS) An Indian Army spokesperson was Sunday arrested in Manipur with contraband drugs worth about Rs.15 crore (Rs.150 million) in international market, police here said. The drugs were to be smuggled to neighbouring Myanmar, a Manipur Police official said. Col. Ajay Choudhury of Red Shield Division was arrested along with five other people from Pallel town in Thoubal district after a hot chase, district police chief Jhaljit Singh told IANS. Police claimed that the army officer earlier smuggled banned drugs from capital Imphal to Moreh town on Myanmar border five times. The other five accused are Col. Choudhury's assistant R.K. Babblu, a private airlines' assistant manager Ngairakpam Brojendro, Haopu Haokip, Minthang Bongel and Milan Haokip, the police officer said. "They were carrying pseudoephedrine tablets of different brands in three vehicles to Moreh to smuggle these to Myanmar," Jhaljit Singh said. The police chief said they received a tip-off about the movement Saturday. But when a police team tried to stop the vehicles in Khongjom, they drove away without stopping. They were caught after a chase. The accused, including the army officials, have been booked under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985. "If found guilty, strict … Continue reading →

HERNANDO Super Drugs II has opened their doors in Hernando and hired back virtually the same staff which served loyal customers for more than 35 years. Eddie O'Bannon, a pharmacist who also owns and operates Super Drugs I at the former site of Pop Tunes in Horn Lake, said the completely remodeled drugstore is now open for business. "We're excited to have the local people come back and for us to be able to help them," O'Bannon said. "We pretty much tailor our medication to the community. We will be customizing medication to meet the certain needs of people in the community." O'Bannon said the drugstore, located on U.S. 51 adjacent to the Wadsworth Medical complex, was open for business on Friday. Store hours are from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. on Saturday. O'Bannon is a 1987 graduate of the University of Arkansas Pharmacy School and has been a pharmacist since 1987. "I've managed some stores for Super D over the years," O'Bannon said. "When they closed the location in Horn Lake, I decided to go my own route." O'Bannon had managed the Super D in Horn Lake since 1992 … Continue reading →

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Michael Weitz was out of options. The Californian had endured chemotherapy, radiation and surgery but his lung cancer still spread to his bones and brain. With time running out, the emergency room physician entered a Phase I study - the earliest stage of human testing for a new medicine - of crizotinib. The drug works for about 4 percent of advanced lung cancer patients with a mutated form of a protein called ALK. "Once I knew that I had that mutation, I knew that I had an exciting new chance," said Weitz, now 55, who is cancer-free after three years of taking the drug now sold by Pfizer (NYSE: PFE - news) as Xalkori after an unusually swift development process. It typically has taken a decade and $1 billion to bring a new treatment to market. But in the last two years a handful of cancer drugs - including Onyx Pharmaceutical Inc's Kyprolis for multiple myeloma, Roche's Zelboraf for melanoma, and Pfizer's Xalkori - were approved in about half that time because of improved genetic screening, more definitive Phase I trials and the dire need for new, effective treatments. "We hope to be able to shave … Continue reading →

TMC Plays: Minecraft - Episode 48: Peer Pressure Today, we use the cow drugs (wheat) to convince a couple mooshrooms to come home with me. By: themaskedcrusader … Continue reading →

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PETITION HIV-AIDS STOP THE FRAUD SIGN THE PETITION ONLINE PETITION HIV-AIDS We are a group of so called "hiv-positive" people and "hiv-negative" people interested in this subject. This petitions aims at: 1. Showing that "hiv-positive" people who are not on ARV do not die from Aids; 2. Showing that it is not true that ARV can prolong life up to 20 years: they were put on the market in 1996, so it is impossible to claim that; 3. Making it clear that the "new" ARV called ATRIPLA contains drugs from 2001-2003; 4. Remembering that no "Hiv-test" is a diagnostic test to confirm the infection with a new exogenous retrovirus; every individual taking the test ought to be shown the disclaimers written in fine prints in the Hiv tests kit insert; 5. Pointing out that to date there is no gold standard that is Hiv isolation, purification and EM pictures taken directly from human blood or plasma not even in people said to have a high "viral load"; 6. Stop saying that "Hiv" is isolated every day in thousands of labs around the world. What is billed as "Hiv isolation" is the PCR technique. The PCR technique cannot be used as … Continue reading →

AURORA, Colo. - An investigation into a large auto theft ring believed to be responsible for several crimes throughout the state resulted in the arrest of one man and the seizure of drugs and stolen guns. The East Metro Auto Theft Team searched a building at 5545 Pecos Street in Adams County Monday. According to a press release posted to Facebook by Aurora Police Department spokeswoman Cassidee Carlson, they found drugs and more than 30 firearms. Many of the firearms had been reported stolen and many of the others are believed to be stolen. Carlson wrote that the weapons may not have been reported as stolen because the victims may not have the serial numbers. One person, Robert Muniz, was arrested and held on an outstanding warrant. The auto theft ring is said to involve several people, including known methamphetamine users. They are believed to be involved in several crimes throughout Colorado and police believe there are additional victims and witnesses for them to interview. Anyone with information on this case is asked to call the EMATT tip line at 303-739-1699. Anonymous tips are welcome. Copyright 2013 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, … Continue reading →

Readmore: Local, Crime, News, Drugs and Guns Found in Backyard, Edinburg, Hidalgo County, Edinburg Police, Marijuana, Cocaine, 401 South 34Th Street, Lieutenant Oscar Trevino, Martin Varca, Drugs Buried, Drugs Buried under Dog House, Drug Dealers Edinburg police told Action 4 News they found marijuana, cocaine, pills, guns, and ammunition buried in the backyard 401 South 34th Street early Saturday morning. Lieutenant Oscar Trevino said they received numerous calls about the home. He said residents who live on South 34th street had had enough. Martin Varca has lived on the street for over two decades. He said ever since the family who live across the street moved inthe tone of the neighborhood changed. "They never bothered me, but I would always see vehicles come and go from that home, Varca said. The lady next door posted a sign because people would always go to her house for drugs instead of the one next door." Trevino said surveillance of the home gave police enough probably cause to search the property. While they did not find anything inside---they did make an unusual find outside. Buried beneath a dog house was marijuana, cocaine, pills, ammunition, and guns. "In inspecting the bottom floor area they … Continue reading →