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Law enforcement agencies using billboards for anti-drug campaign

Filed under: Drug Use Missouri

Four area law enforcement agencies — the Rolla Police Department, Phelps County Sheriff's Department, Missouri State Highway Patrol and South Central Drug Task Force — are teaming up for an anti-drug campaign. As part of the campaign, the agencies …
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Armstrong report expected this week

Filed under: Drug Use Missouri

USADA said it has strong evidence of drug use by Armstrong and his U.S. Postal Service teams, including steroids, blood boosters and other blood-doping techniques. The agency says as many as 10 former teammates were willing to testify against him.
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