A large-scale narcotics investigation and sentencing in Montana has revealed that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has entered the enforcement of U.S. war on drugs.
The EPA has full federal law enforcement capabilities, and their charter allows them to participate in the investigation and prosecution of “criminal conduct that threatens people's health,” according to the EPA’s Criminal Investigation Division (EPA CID).
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well in that case why aren't they going after the food companies? and the drug companies?
Have you wondered if the Obama administration is making every agency a law enforcement agency to turn on the U.S. citizens.
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