some of the close features prescription drugs that are used illegally including by getting, percocet, and adderall. she e-mailed the company to address them and tell them her personal story. tell me how glamorizing drugs is good. i lost my son to drugs and i don't understand why you would create clothing that glamorize them. i will be reaching out to social media to fight against your clothing. within the same day she received three responses to her e-mail. they appear to be from different people at the company. the e-mails were shocking. the first one said help your kid out next time. don't be mad at fields because your son made a stupid decision. nobody gives a care how you lost your son. no one gives a bleep. >> i asked her how she felt about receiving these emails. >> i was upset. i didn't know what to do. i was so dumbfounded that a business would operate this way. >> i reached out for the company for, and here's what they said to me in an email. yes we e-mail. yes we will do an interview. we don't sell drugs, we only put it on close. we teach kids how to put the drugs down. you

>> they weren't smuggleing percocet pills, tobacco, cellphones, marijuana, heroin, crack, opening grills so that they could attack other gang members coming in on their territory. at that point they did run the jail because the cos empowered them. they couldn't have done it without the cos. >> they oversaw 40 convictions in the conspiracy. >> people think that when you put people in jail and isolate them from the community that you've solved 9 problem. but that's not the case. jails are not islands unto themselves. >> what happened inside the jail affect greater baltimore and life outside of the jail. >> if you remove gang members from the community, but you put them in a jail in a community where they still have the ability to influence activity on the outside, you have not solved the problem. >> baltimore has one of the highest violent crime rates in america. that has led to crowded jails, where prisoners can serve years before heading to a permanent prison, allowing problems to take root. >> where are we heading right now? >> we're going to take you to the receiving section. >> this d

some of the clothes feature prescription drugs that some use illegally including vicodin percocet xanaxnd adderall.xan patti e-mailed the company to confront them and share herthar personal story. explain to me how glamorizinghow gla drugs on clothes is good? i lost my son to drugs and do not understand why you would create clothing that glamour rises them. i will be reaching out to my support groups through social media to fight against your clothing. >> well, within the same day patti received three responses to her e-mail. they appear to be from different people at the company. e-mails were shocking. the first one says bleep head help your kid out next time. the second one says, hash tag urban bleep don't be bad because your son made a stupid dig. no one gives an f how you lost your son. f your son. i'd kill him myself if he was still alive. oh well jk you f'ing petty -- i spoke with patti how she felt upon receiving these e-mails. >> it was upsetting. i was hurt. i was literally hurt. i mean, i didn't know what to do. i was so dumb founded because i cannot believe that a business wo

his attorney says harling's erratic behavior was caused by a mix of percocet and cocaine. memory of the accident. after months of rehab, william krause returns to firefighting and james heck continues to shoot local news stories, though he doubts he'll ever see another story quite like this. >> it was an extraordinary situation. he's lucky to be alive. >>> a quiet rural village is the site of a different kind of vehicle disturbance. >> vehicle is off road. off road. >> vehicle is taking down the hedges. he's heading into the cemetery. >> july 2nd, 2011. church worship, united kingdom. a guy driving a tractor erratically draws police attention. >> the officer thought there was something suspicious and tried to get him to stop and failed to do so and immediately went off road which set in motion this chain of events. >> vehicle is now off road, off road! >> the officer radios for backup while a police chopper provides surveillance. >> we're following. just going across the fields running adjacent to the top of the village. >> farmer roger bullering is in a parked truck when

. -- percocet. once someone is addicted to prescription opioid.is far easier to pay $10 for a dose of heroin than $80 for an oxycodone tablet. it is no exaggeration to say heroin use has reached epidemic levels across the nation including my home state of virginia it is not an urban or rural problem but american public health and safety problem. despite increase in heroin and meth production, despite the ongoing heroin epidemic, despite dramatic surge in deaths and despite clear evidence that illicit controlled substances and their purveyors pose a lethal threat to the american people the obama administration continue to shirk it is duty to protect the nation from dangerous narcotics. i believe any solution to the heroin epidemic must have three parts. one, discouraging the use of this dangerous, highly addictive drug. two, providing appropriate treatment to addicts and three, insuring law enforcement zealously pursues the criminals who bring this poison into our communities. i look forward to the witnesses testimony today. >> today we have, witho

million americans who are currently addicted to prescription opiates including vicodin, oxycontin and percocete someone is addicted to prescription opiate of the need to satisfy that addiction outweighs the stigma attached to a heroin use. additionally, it's easier to pay $10 for does a heroine then $80 for oxycodone tablet. it's no exaggeration to say heroin use has reached epidemic levels across this nation, including in my home state of virginia. it is not an urban or rule problem but an american public health and safety problem. however despite the increase of heroin and meth production, despite the ongoing math epidemic the obama administration has continued to shirk its duty to protect this nation's from dangerous narcotics. i firmly believe any solution to the heroine epidemic must have three parts, one discouraging the use of this dangerous, highly addictive drug to providing appropriate treatment to attics. and three ensuring law-enforcement pursues the criminals who bring this poison into our community. i will look for to the testimony today read. >> today we have, without objection,