Two Homeland Security agents in Utah sold drugs that were taken as evidence through an informant in a scheme that made up to $300,000, FBI investigators say. The agents sold an illicit synthetic ...
Special Agents Nicholas Kindle and David Cole face a felony drug distribution conspiracy charge for allegedly using a federal ...
The second of two special agents with the Department of Homeland Security in Utah tasked with fighting the war on drugs has ...
A second Department of Homeland Security agent has been charged in federal court with using a confidential informant to sell ...
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Department of Homeland Security agent who the FBI says conspired with another agent to sell an illicit drug known as “bath salts” pleaded not guilty to a drug ...
Kindle is accused of selling the alpha-PHP, commonly known as bath salts, to confidential sources. The synthetic drug is considered a Schedule II narcotic. Kindle was the second Homeland Security ...
A second Department of Homeland Security agent has been charged in federal court with using a confidential informant to sell illicit drugs that were seized as evidence. Special Agent Nicholas ...
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