What’s Happening Around Indiana

Founding members of the NNOAC are being recognized in the photo below at the annual NNOAC (Washington DC) Conference, two of which are from the Indiana Drug Enforcement Association, Gary Ashenfelter and Cathi

NNOAC Press Statement for Immediate Release, January 4, 2018 National Narcotic Officers' Associations' Coalition Commends Attorney General's decision to rescind Cole Memo The National Narcotic Officers’ Associations’ Coalition (NNOAC) applauds and commends US Attorney General Jeff Sessions for taking action today to rescind the "Cole Memo", thereby restoring the ability of Federal prosecutors to enforce Federal drug laws The NNOAC strongly opposed the action taken by the previous

A letter from the Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council to the Indiana Commission to Combat Drug Abuse Please see the following link to read this letter in its

Indiana State Police located 33 pounds of marijuana in a vehicle stopped on Interstate 74 on Wednesday, October 19 Photo provided (Dearborn County, Ind) – Thirty-three pounds of marijuana were discovered during a traffic stop by Indiana State Police in Dearborn County Troopers conducted the stop on Interstate 74 eastbound just east of the St Leon exit on Wednesday afternoon Trooper Randel Miller and his K9 partner Jinx conducted a sweep of the 2004 Ford Excursion, leading Jinx to

Executive Summary For the full report, use the following link: Marijuana

Aaron Negangard and Curtis Hill were in DC recently, and met with Attorney General, Jeff Sessions, and NNOAC President, Bob

Published 8:09 pm ET July 7, 2017 | Updated 8:11 pm ET July 7, 2017 Holly V Hays , hollyhays@indystarcom The LaPorte County Sheriff's Office is investigating after 11 teenagers, all from Fishers, became ill after ingesting what police say were THC-infused gummy bears Officers were called to the 5200 North block of County Road 325 West early Friday morning, according to a news release A deputy arrived on scene to find a 19-year-old man who said he'd ingested an unknown drug and wanted to go

By SAM QUINONES JUNE 16, 2017 Photo CreditLiam Cobb COVINGTON, KY — Not long ago, I visited a Narcotics Anonymous meeting where men with tattoos and short-cropped hair sat in a circle and talked out their errors One had lived under an overpass, pimping his girlfriend’s daughter for cash to buy heroin As the thought brought him to tears, his neighbor patted his shoulder Others owned to stealing from grandparents, to losing jobs and children Soon, most in the room — men with