Wednesday, September 12, 2007

Small Bits of News

Woman accused of trying to smuggle heroin into prison
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. --- A former Waterloo woman is awaiting trial for allegedly planning to smuggle heroin into a federal prison here.
Agents with the Vigo County Drug Task Force arrested Jodi Lynn Neuendorf, 35, after they found the drugs after she arrived at a Terre Haute hotel in July.
The heroin was black tar heroin, which is a raw, unrefined drug. With packaging, the drug weighed about 22 grams, said Detective Greg Ferency with the task force.
The street value is estimated to be about $2,800, Ferency said.
"The prison value I'm sure is much higher," Ferency said. "The prison value could be five times that."
Terre Haute police declined to name the prisoner but said he wasn't charged in the incident.

Smuggler Learns Not To Stow Pot Near DEA
A known New York drug smuggler faces possession charges for allegedly stowing 35 pounds of marijuana in a locker near the Drug Enforcement Administration.
The storage locker where Roger Golden stashed his stash was in a self-storage facility with two entrances -- one conveniently in the lobby of the DEA building, the New York Post reported Monday.
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Bag Snatcher Turns Out To Be Policeman
A thief chased and caught by a group of Malaysians after he snatched a woman's handbag turned out to be a policeman, a newspaper said on Tuesday.
Bystanders gave chase on hearing the screams of a housewife at a coffee shop in Ipoh, capital of the northern state of Perak, when the thief grabbed her handbag, the New Straits Times said.
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