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The writer, a Republican, represents Michigan’s 7th Congressional District in the U.S. House. Imagine you are driving down the highway on your way to buy a car. You spent months researching years, makes and models, and you finally found somebody who was selling the exact ride you were looking for at a reasonable price. Suddenly, […]
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Deputy Has Midas Touch in Asset Seizures JUNE 17, 200811:46 AM ET HEARD ON ALL THINGS CONSIDERED By John Burnett Listen Download Transcript Third installment of a four-part series Chief Deputy Eddie Ingram, renowned for his skills at finding smuggled contraband, looks for drugs in the back seat of a suspect’s car during a traffic […]
Sheriff Under Scrutiny over Drug Money Spending JUNE 18, 200812:49 PM ET HEARD ON ALL THINGS CONSIDERED By John Burnett The last of a four-part series Camden County Sheriff Bill Smith is being investigated by a federal grand jury over questions about his spending of forfeiture funds. Courtesy of The Camden County Sheriff’s Office Lt. […]
Texas Case May Spur Drug Money Rule Change MAY 12, 20094:00 PM ET HEARD ON ALL THINGS CONSIDERED By John Burnett The NPR series Dirty Money revealed how some police agencies abuse a law that allows them to confiscate suspected drug money. The problems continue, but in Texas that might be about to change. A […]