A drug dealer who carries a badge is still a drug dealer, and one who has violated an oath to uphold the law and protect the ...

The agents reportedly sold synthetic drugs, commonly known as “bath salts,” to a confidential informant on a weekly basis from the spring through December last year, the Associated Press reports.

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. Nicholas Kindle, a special ...

Advertisement 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. Related Quick, simple ...

Between 2022 and 2024, the agents allegedly sold drugs known as “bath salts” to Homeland Security Investigations confidential sources for thousands of dollars and allowed those sources to ...

Kindle and Cole, however, began taking bath salts in 2021 used in investigations, made the informant purchase the drugs for $5,000 and then allowed the informant to resell the drugs and keep the ...

A drug nicknamed "bath salts" burst onto the headlines recently after reports of violent highs surfaced across the state. "It's not your run of the mill bath salt," said Pa. Rep. Jerry Knowles ...