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Drug tests negative for driver in fatal Fairfield wreck; 'Just an accident' police chief says
The vehicle involved in the fatal Fairfield crash sits at the roadside shortly after the accident.
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Trial of accused Lynchburg madam delayed
The trial of a Lynchburg woman accused of running a house of prostitution on Garfield Avenue was delayed Friday when her lawyer said a doctor has judged her mentally incompetent.
Melbourne blitz nets drink drivers
You can't say they weren't warned. Victorian police nabbed 58 motorists driving over the limit and another 139 for various traffic offences on the first night of Australia's biggest drink driving and traffic operation codenamed RAID.
Employees Volunteer For Drug Testing During Probe
City Manager Steve Saxon says some Medicus employees want to undergo the tests so they can be eliminated as potential suspects.
Quest Diagnostics reports sharp downward trends in cocaine and methamphetamine use
New data released today by Quest Diagnostics Incorporated , the nation's leading provider of employment-related drug testing services, reveal that drug testing of hair specimens from employees and job applicants in the general U.S. workforce has tracked sharp downward trends in cocaine and methamphetamine use from 2005 to the first half of 2009 ...
Workers' hair tests nail 10 times more drug users
Newer workplace drug tests using hair samples reveal 10 times as many job applicants and employees taking cocaine and methamphetamine than had been found in urine tests.
NY sheriff offers drug testing kits for parents
A New York sheriff is using money seized from drug dealers to buy drug-testing kits that he will distribute free to parents.Suffolk County Sheriff Vincent DeMarco says he is providing the free drug test kits to help parents and guardians monitor their children.The kits cost about $1 and test for six different drugs, from marijuana to opiates to ...
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Drug court weighs criticism with success
Rita Miller graduated drug court in 2006 and has been clean and sober ever since.
Daycare Workers Find Toddler Sucking On Ball Of Crack Cocaine
Police are investigating after workers at a daycare found a 13-month-old sucking on a ball of crack cocaine this week.
Testimonials from participants well on their way to recovery indicate drug court is working in Morgan County.
Experts disagree whether defendant was under influence
Toxicology experts came down on different sides Tuesday in the case of a Middletown man who admitted guilt to 13 of 15 charges in the roadside death of police Officer Christopher Jones.
Drug offenders, others enter guilty pleas | Saturday
Flunking a drug test Tuesday squashed a Kitts Hill man's plan to stay out of jail until he was admitted to a rehabilitation program.
Charges filed in meth lab bust
Bail has been set for two persons charged when a meth lab was discovered in their vehicle following a traffic stop.
Police say Somersworth man had drugs when he went for drug test
A Somersworth man allegedly showed up to his scheduled drug test on Thursday with a significant amount of drugs in his vehicle, authorities say.
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Recovering drug addicts share their pasts with students
Harrisonville High School students were given a glimpse into the lives of recovering drug addicts as part of Red Ribbon Week Oct.
Two dead, two injured in U.S. drug testing lab shooting
At least two people were killed and two injured on Wednesday in a shooting at a drug testing laboratory in Oregon, local media reported.
Tax dollars paying for criminal rehab
Some of your tax dollars are hard at work paying for certain criminals to go to rehab.
Interdisciplinary Research Team Developing Novel Drug Detection Technology
Main Category: Alcohol / Addiction / Illegal Drugs Also Included In: Cancer / Oncology IT / Internet / E-mail Article Date: 12 Nov 2009 Every time a person snorts cocaine, it doesn't just go to his or her head: It also provokes a response in the immune system, creating special biomolecules that may serve as a permanent record of each exposure.
Tualatin shocked by shooting deaths
Tualatin police Sgt. Royanne Mathiesen, center, and other officers began the grim task Tuesday afternoon of sorting out evidence at the scene of a shooting that left two people dead and two injured.
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