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DEA finds deadly ‘pink cocaine’ peddled by migrant gangs during Colorado nightclub bust
The major operation in Colorado Springs involving around 300 agents from the Drug Enforcement Administration, other federal agencies and the local sheriff’s office also uncovered a number of weapons and other drugs.
The nightclub had moved between several Colorado Springs addresses, but had been inside the building raided by federal ...
This is the police with a search warrant demanding entry. Exit the front door one at a time with nothing in your hands, held ...
Family members and friends came to the scene in Colorado Springs to try to account for friends and family after the DEA, ...
More than 300 law enforcement officers, local and federal, assisted Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Rocky Mountain ...
The raid resulted in more than 100 migrants being taken into custody, and "several active-duty service members from local ...
The arrests were part of an enforcement operation and drug investigation involving over 300 officers and agents from federal ...
Several Colorado leaders have shared their thoughts on a raid of what the DEA says was an ‘illegal nightclub’ operating in Colorado Springs early Sunday morning.
Over 100 of the illegal immigrants apprehended by federal agencies in a bust of a Colorado Springs underground night club ...
Police said authorities arrested two men on outstanding warrants during a large-scale federal raid of an "undercover ...
Jonathan Pullen, special agent in charge of the Drug Enforcement Administration's Rocky Mountain division, joins NewsNation ...
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