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Add as a preferred source on GoogleCBS News investigative correspondent David Scott reported on the allegation as part of a network investigation.
A veteran U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent alleges the agency let fentanyl pills reach New Mexico streets to assemble broader cases targeting dealers, CBS News reported.
CBS News investigative correspondent David Scott reported the allegation in a network investigation.
State officials reported hundreds of rescues and deployed about 58 National Guard troops as forecasters watched for more rain on saturated ground.
The jury found 43,899,725 violations, while its instructions did not require proof that an individual consumer saw, relied on or was harmed by a statement.
Revenue rose 26% year over year, while a New Mexico court separately ordered Meta to pay $25 billion in civil penalties in a privacy case.
