Homeland Security agents charged

Homeland Security agents charged after allegedly selling drugs confiscated as evidence
The FBI began investigating the special agents after one of their criminal informants claimed the duo had forced him into potentially illegal activity
Second Homeland Security agent charged with selling seized synthetic drugs
Department of Homeland Security Investigations agent has been indicted in federal court for conspiring to sell synthetic drugs that were seized as evidence, the Justice Department confirmed.
Second Homeland Security agent in Utah charged with selling illicit drugs from evidence
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.
2nd Utah Homeland Security agent charged with selling seized drugs to drug dealers
The second of two special agents with the Department of Homeland Security in Utah tasked with fighting the war on drugs has been charged in federal court with putting drugs right back on the street by selling drugs to dealers.
DHS agents in Utah allegedly used informant to sell illicit "bath salt" drugs that were seized as evidence
Nicholas Kindle, a special agent in Utah tasked with investigating illegal narcotics trafficking, was arrested three weeks after special agent David Cole.
Two DHS agents charged in federal drug trafficking case
Homeland Security agents David Cole and Nicholas Kindle indicted for selling seized "bath salts" and stealing evidence in Utah.
2nd Homeland Security Agent Charged in Drug Scheme
Department of Homeland Security agent, Nicholas Kindle, has been charged in federal court for allegedly conspiring to sell seized illicit drugs with another agent, David Cole. Kindle's charges include drug distribution conspiracy and converting government property for personal gain.
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