i not this was not an isolated event for the dea. vice has moved quickly to address the scandal and has already removed 8 of the 12 employees complicated in this incident from their jobs. another is the process of losing his security clearance. to my knowledge the dea have not taken similar action. the dea was also involved. tony colson, the dea's agent in charge of southern arizona during fast and furious, said that many field agents knew that atf was walking guns to mexico but supervisors told the agents to back off when they objected. mr. colson was among one of the first senior public officials to admit knowing about the botched operation. he claims he raised objections to then dea chief elizabeth kemp shaw, and was told it was taken care of. after attending a meeting with the atf agent in charge colson said he knew fast and furious was not some sort of benign pie in the sky publicity stunt. guns were actually getting in the hands of criminals, closed quote. as with the columbian pr prostitution incidents, i'm not aware of any dis

dea special agent, ms. leonhart held several key positions as she moved through the ranks of the dea. in 1995 she was promoted to the position of assistant special agent in charge of the l.a. field division. between '93 and '95 she held management positions within dea headquarters to include career core executive, secretary of office of professional responsibility, inspector and staff coordinator in the operation division. she has been more than 30 year in law enforcement beginning her career as a baltimore city police officer after graduating from college in minnesota with a batch science in crim gnat justice in 1978. without objection, ms. leonhart, your witness statement will be entered into the record, and in its entirety. i ask that you summarize your testimony to five minutes and you know all about the green, yellow and red lights in front of you. ms. leonhart? >> thank you. chairman sensenbrenner, ranking member scott -- >> could you, please, pull the microphone a little closer to you? >> chairman and members of the which, it is my honor to appear before you to discuss your over

what is the dea policy on mandatory minimums? >> there is no policy for dea on minimum mandatories. we go where the evidence is. if someone is trafficking drugs, we investigate that, we investigate the organization -- >> so you don't have a position supporting mandatory minimums as a crime-fighting tool since they've been found to be discriminatory and a waste of money and e ektfective in reducing crime? >> we do our investigations, we conduct our operations without regard to the sentencing. but the department of justice was very -- >> well, in terms of sentencing, when you're dealing with local, state, and federal task forces, there are aellegations that som of the task force results have been referred to federal court and some referred to state court. federal court, we have the draconian mandatory minimums, have been shown to have a discriminatory minimums, and meth cases tend to be tried in state court where they're not subject to those kinds of mandatory minimums. is that dea policy? >> that is not dea policy. again, we bring our most significant cases to federal court. we bring

what is the dea policy on mandatory minimums? >> there is no policy for dea on minimum mandatory spirit we go where the evidence is. if someone is trafficking drugs, we investigate that. we investigate the organization. >> you don't have a position supporting mandatory minimum as a crime-fighting tool since they have been found to be discriminatory and a waste of money and ineffective in reducing crime? you don't have a position on mandatory minimums? >> we do our investigation. we conduct our operations without regard to the sentenci sentencing. but the department of justice -- >> in terms of sentencing, when you're dealing with local, state and federal task forces, the our allegations that some of the task force results have been referred to federal court. some refer to state court. federal court we have the draconian mandatory minimums have been shown to have a discriminatory impact because all the crack cases get sent to federal court where you can get five years mandatory minimum. and meth cases can be tried in state court wh

we have met and you know that the whole caribbean region is of concern the-to-the dea. when we moved resources in 2002 from our other field divisions down to the southwest border, we left the caribbean region alone because we knew if we were successful on the southwest border, that we would start seeing impact in the caribbean. so san juan, the surrounding that field division has been very important to us, and i actually have increased the resources there. and so let me talk about those increases. in 2009, there were 83 agents assigned to san juan and ponce. i increased it to 95. i made sure that agents graduating from the academy are assigned there. we will continue to try to give as many resources to puerto rico as possible. on the surge, know before your discussion with the attorney general about surges that dea actually was surging in puerto rico, a couple years back when you needed help with housing projects on the violence there. we responded by sending agents into puerto rico for periods of time to help with that, and we will continue even though we no longer have

the dea is deeply troubled by the incident. the incident was a mistake. it wasn't malicious and wasn't intentional and during our 39 years history as an agency we are not aware that anything like that has ever happened. the entire agency was shocked by what happened and no one is more shocked than the agents that were actually involved in the incident. immediately upon learning about the incident, i ordered a review of our detention policies. we are currently fully cooperating with the office of the inspector general for the department of justice and they are conducting the investigation , but in the interim i ordered the assessment i felt compelled to send a management team from a neighboring field division, los angeles down to review what happened, and i've personally spoken with all 21 of our field division staff. we've entered in a discussion about how to make sure that this doesn't happen anyplace else. we have many different procedures in place already and all 21 have reviewed their policies and procedures. they've initiated changes to ensure that t

i further understand that this was not an isolated event for the dea. the secret service has moved quickly to address the scandal and has already removed eight of the 12 employees that have been implicated in this incident from their jobs. they are in the process of losing security grants. similarly, while the atf was a major factor in "fast and furious", the da was also involved. tony paulson, said that many dea field agents knew that atf was walking guns to mexico, but supervisors said to the agents to back up when they objected. he was up under one of the first public officials about this botched operations. he claims that he raised objections to elizabeth capshaw, and was told it was taking care of. after attending a meeting with the atf agent, he said that he knew "fast and furious" was not some sort of benign pie in the sky publicity stunt. guns were actually getting in the hands of criminals. as with the colombian prostitution incidents, i am not aware of any investigation or disciplines from within the dea. most recently, this last april, the dea

together with the dea the chicago police has 4 kilos of crack cocaine with a street value of half million dollars and has arrested 19 people with key roles in narcotics rings operating here in the city of chicago ... the agency's executive executed multiple search warrants yesterday in chicago calumet city crete and elmhurst ... they're recovered more than $100,000 in cash six vehicles and 10 weapons ... all defendants have been charged with offenses related to drug trafficking ... filed in district court here ... the defendants are responsible for substantial mcartor trafficking and that these arrests are part of a wider effort to dismantle street gangs by eliminating the street markets the quality of life for city residents he believes will improve >>we're seeing nationally response addressing narcotics markets we are seeing an action taking at the mid-level dealers right down to the street level and the midlevel dealers up to the cartel's themselves >>in virtually every corner of the city the g-8 agents operated in concert with chicago police to work around the clock every day of the w

it is from the dea. >> the drum on cop capitol hill as a corporate banker is talking to congress. >> from texas there is at unbelievable scene when a child. >> any information no matter how small you think it is to be that crucial part that we need. >> and gabe slate i will tell you about transformers in san francisco. >> we are provided -- we're profiling if they areas suspects. first responders were fighting a victim dead at february 27th. here is a picture of the suspects. this murder was not gang- related. we posted a link on our website at kron4.com. these areas most wanted. >>pam: is a drug bust in a dry grain in the midwest. this isn't this is multiple locations that was targeted by the dea. >> this is a very large drug-trafficking organization in the midwest. if that involves california, kansas and missouri. today greece served seven -- several search warrants up 4 to 25 search warrants. several people are custody. summer and california as some iraqis. >>pam: visit to hear investigation. 10 >> 10 hospitals are being hit by a strike today. dozens of people walk the picket line

it scaled back a little bit but some authorities are on the scene. dea agents went inside the building about 3:30 this morning. dea has meth lab specialists. they have been sampling the air every ten minutes. special ops took samples for evaluation trying to figure out if it's a meth lab. howard county police arrested four men believed to be manufacturing methamphetamine in a hotel room right here at the holiday inn express in elk ridge. police got a tip 10:40 last night about a meth lob. -- lab. when officers arrived they smelled a strong unusual odor in a room on the 4th floor. once they went inside, they saw chemicals and immediately arrested the four men. now all -- all of them are adults. they checked in on saturday they believe. authorities evacuated rooms on the 4th floor and above and below the suspect's room. we caught up with one hotel guest spencer smith evacuated from his room and he admits it was pretty scary. >> and if it is on the floor i was on, i got two kids and i got to go home and see. >> reporter: they had the hotel lobby -- guests s

the dea has a focus on that? i want to know that we have a problem, i believe it is, and do we have a focus in some of your -- >> absolutely. we have established very good relationships with the other law enforcement agencies, both the fbi and bureau of indian affairs and other tribal law enforcement and have done joint investigations. we depend on them to tell us, you know, who are the traffickers, who are those most impacting the supply on indian lands and then jointly work with them sharing intelligence, and we've had many successes. >> right. >> on -- on those lands. >> right. let me ask you, has there been many requests by members, has was the ryan republican budget, the budget that would cut resources, how devastating would that be? and let me follow up so you can answer these questions. i am very concerned about bath salts. i know we talked about synthetic, but focused on bath salts, and particularly the impact that it just had in houston, texas, a story i refer to you khou channel 11 specifically talked a

. >> the dea says the suspect's smuggled millions of dollars worth of drugs onto commercial flights.eople are under arrest. this video z had aen -- has been blurred to project the identity of the agents. suitcases filled with cocaine made it onto commercial flights. two workers are arrested at miami international airport and one at the dallas fort worth airport. >> the dea says some suspects are current or former er american airlines employees. >>> sheryl crow reveals she has a benign brain tumor. she tells fans not to worry. >> sheryl crow isn't letter a brain tumor interrupt her nationwide tour. the 50-year-old revealed she has a fairly common type of noncancerous tumor. >> they're almost always benign tumors and rarely progress to anything beyond that. >> they are not in the brain itself. crow says she discovered the tumor when memory problems prompted her to get a brain scan. >> i think it's unlikely that it caused the memory loss, especially if they're just observing it at this point. usually that's associated with larger tumor. >> the count for a third of all primary brain tumo

fact that they can instill fear in the victim that they violate a federal law. >> the fake dea agentsm to be operating out of the dominican republic. a recent indictment accused 11 individuals saying they face eminent arrest if they didn't pay a fine. it involves the purchase of prescription drugs on-line. one person sent a dozen wireless payments in totalling 29 thousand to keep from going to jail. >> they will never call and ask the person for money. >> he was going to have somebody come to the house and arrest me. i was looking out the window i kept thinking where is this person at. >> a check of the toll free number given to call traced to a medical office in salem, oregon. when we called it the answering machine made it clear the scam was still in operation. >> thank you for calling dea department. for officer pinot dial extension 2235. >> when jessie was on the phone the agent suggested there was a way to make the whole thing guy away but the call dropped out and the phony agent never called back. >> i was hoping he meant i could pay a fine and it never dawned on me it would be

plus, a new scam to steal your money making its way across the country. dea imposters scaring people into paying fines. the news at 10:00 will be right back.  >>> this is fox 5 news at 10:00. >> all eyes on europe tonight where leaders are holding emergency bailout talks for spain's troubled banking system. and what finest ministers could have a huge impact on the u.s. economy. fox's greg burke reports. >> in a move that would make spain the member to receive a bailout since the financial crisis erupted two years ago, asking for a boost. although he's not calling it a bailout and no dollar amount has been established yet. the comments coming after a long conference call saturday with other finance ministers from the 17 nation euro zone. >> spain will get some money to bail out its banks. whether it will be lent directly to banks. >> speculating between $50 and $100 billion for spain. that's just to get the banking system under control. spanish banks, which so many bad real estate loans and that's prompting a backlash from the spanish

sherrie johnson is live with the latest and i understand the dea is on the scene right now. >> reporter: that's exactly right. we have learned through sources that dea agents actually went inside the building about 3:30 this morning. we are also told that they are sampling the air every ten minutes. special ops took samples for evaluation checking to find out if there is a meth lab in this hotel. now howard county police arrested four men believed to be manufacturing methamphetamine in a hotel room at holiday inn express in elk ridge. police got a tip 10:40 about a meth lab. when officers arrived, they smelled a strong unusual odor in a room on the 4th floor. once officers went inside, that room, they say chemicals inside the room and arrested four men. they all are adults. authorities believe they checked into the hotel on saturday, and authorities evacuated rooms on the 4th floor and above and below the suspect's room. we caught up with one hotel guest who was evacuated. >> i've never expected anything like this. i mean, like i said, i been here two weeks and that is high scale place.

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investigators say the agents from the dea will be on their way to help them investigate this morning.elk ridge md., jummy olabanji, abc 7 news. >> investors are trying to piece together a deadly crash from last night. it happened at about 1:00 this morning. the exact circumstances are still on known around this crash. one person reportedly died after being crack -- after being trapped inside of that car. >> a bigger crowd came out for the metro rail. eastern areas like ashford say it will make it easier for commuters to get to washington. opponents, however, say extending it would be expensive and think the money could be better-spent elsewhere. they have one month to decide whether to move afford with deethe plan extension. among other things, it will extend a bar hours to 4:00 a.m. it will also double the number of traffic cameras and raise the price of parking during high- demand times. they need an extra $3 million. >> 6:00 thursday for right now now to the scandal at penn state university. -- 6:34 right now, now to the scandal at penn state university. what we can expect later th

neither the dea or the task force would talk to us on camera today. >>> ktvu was the first to report that vehicular felony manslaughter warrant has been signed against the bicyclist. the bicyclist, 36-year-old christopher buccarri, we are waiting to hear that he has been taken into cuss different you can see him here, recklessly speeding into the intersection and hitting 70- year-old hu su hui. the case gained attention after buccari blogd about the crash and and jokingly thanked his helmet for safing his life. >>> officials are looking for the suspects who opened fire. news chopper 2 was overhead shortly after the shooting. both victims were taken to the hospital with gunshot wind. the extent of their injuries is not nope. the suspect or suspects got away by car, authorities say. >>> when thieves broke into one oakland home, they passed up computers and tvs but what they set their site on was even more valuable. new at 6:00, ktvu's rob roth spoke with the family about the heirloom the crooks took. >> reporter: what was taken from this family was irreplaceable. >> they left everythin

the dea has a focus on that? we have a problem and i believe it is, do we have a focus? >> absolutely. we have established very good relationships with the other law enforcement agencies, both the fbi and bureau of indian affairs and other tribal law enforcement and have done joint investigations. we depend on them to tell us who are the traffickers. what are those most impacting this supply on indian lands. jointly work with them sharing intelligence and we had many successes on those lands. >> right. let me ask you, there have been many requests by members, how is the prime republican budget that would cut resources, how devastating would that be and let me follow-up so you can answer these questions. i'm concerned about bath salts. we talked about synthetic, but focused on bath salts and the impact that it just had in houston, texas, a story i will refer you to. specifically talked about an incident with bath salts and individual david peterson who died on a galveston street found disoriented and in extreme physical deterioration. then i would appreciate your comment a

neither the dea or police would talk with us on the record today. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we know the identity of a teenager shot and killed last night, 17-year-old, he was walking in front of a elementary school when someone fired from the car. he was pronounced dead that scene. this marks san jose's 19's homicide of the year. police are searching for a suspect armed and dangerous. he is the suspect in the killing of a man. he was stabbed to death on february 27. they don't believe the killing was gang related. they believe he knows he is wanted and attempting to flee. >>> the family of sierra lamar raised the reward fund today. 70 people fanned out to look for her and they raised the reward to $35,000. this saturday it will be three months since she disappeared. antolin garcia-torres has been charged with her murder. a dive team will search again next week. >>> authorities in san francisco home a surveillance video we are about to show you will help them catch an arsonist. it shows a man setting fire to furniture early yesterday man.

they are trying to do that, but drug lords have more money than the dea has. the mafia has more money than the new york city police department. be that way. the question is, how well the the use what they have? to g

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but look, drug lords have more money than the dea has. you know, criminal enterprises, the mafia had more money than the new york city police police department. it's always going to be that way. how well do they use what they have? >> dodd-frank, and other actions taken by washington, is the investing public better off and more secure now than it might have been four or five years ago?

the dea and alameda county narcotics task force. eline: here is a live look outside from the mt. tam cam. there is no fog just yet but it will be moving into the bay area through the overnight hours. we also saw cooler temperatures away from the clothesline even though it was still quite warm. down in the south bay we saw 82 in sunnyvale, 79 in san jose. much cooler conditions of north. we will continue to cooling trend for one more day before things he back up. >>pam: of 10 hospitals from the sutter health corp. were hit by a strike today. dozens of people walked the picket line in oakland. this is the fourth strike in the last year for the nurses. the sutter health corp. took action of its own. >> it is a one day strike but they have been very different system and called for replacement nurses to. for they have given us another four day lockout. we will not get back to the bedside for the steve. >>pam: the nurses have been working without a contract for more than a year. >>stanley: coming up with construction in a full affect, now

in our west the town where the four indigenous people were killed was that a following the murders the dea agents landed and from everybody in town it was clear that they were leading the operations not just acting in a sort of a dead visor you stand back fashion very interesting i think a lot of people would be upset to learn that was actually going over there and doing things like this thank you so much for coming and that was adrian pyne professor at american university and that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to our you tube channel youtube dot com slash r t america or check on our website or to dot com slash usa and also follow me on twitter at abby martin we'll see you back here and a half hour. call for. more news today violence is once again flared up the floor and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada after a. giant corporations are on the day.

the dea says they were part of two smuggling rings that shipped millions of dollars worth of cocaine to the u.s. mainland on passenger planes. about 14 tons worth of coke, in fact. many of those arrested worked for american airlines, while others worked for a baggage service company. >>> a school trip from kentucky to washington, d.c. ended just a few minutes after it started. the bus run by the elementary school, flipped over on its side on a highway on-ramp. dozens were hurt. and seven people were taken to the hospital. none of their injuries was serious. >>> and an overheated household appliance may be to blame for this fire aboard this navy sub in maine last month. the fire started in a vacuum cleaner that workers use to clean up at the end of every shift. the navy says the repair bill will be, get this, 400 million bucks. possibly even more. >> wow. >>> now, a landmark verdict, sending a serious warning to distracted drivers everywhere. a massachusetts teenager is going to prison for texting while driving, which led to a deadly accident. here's abc's amy robach. >> reporter: two

takes for the deputies to review the draft now they will never the last the draft was approved by the dea more than it was approved just today by the federation council and its goal is to significantly increase the fines for violating the rules of taking part in mass rallies to up to three hundred thousand roubles for ordinary citizens which is over nine thousand dollars and twice that amount for official snow surely before and so are still much lower that's why this draft. is still causing the huge griz's and from both the official and unofficial opposition but if we actually compare these figures to european standards for example friends where violating the rules of these mass events could get you even in jail for up to three years or a twenty five thousand euro fine or in switzerland where the fine is a seventy five thousand euros then the fines that the current draft proposals there are still much lower to us it lays the legal grounds for the creation of sort of designated areas across russia for voicing political and philosophic. views absolutely freely similar to how it's done in hy

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. >> the dea chief said the agents have been placed on limited duty.olice in ohio are looking for a thief that has a sweet tooth. making a b line for the peanut butter cup. this isn't the only time it happened. he keeps coming back and stole more than $400 worth of -- of cups. >>> the city of berkeley is to blame, what they are doing tonight. >> and we know what caused a large fire two years ago and who cal fire is demanding pay for the cost of fighting that fire. america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> hundreds of people raised their hands today in oakland and sworn in as new u.s. citizens. a lot of smiles today. a thousand people took the oath of citizenship. they came from 100 countries around the world. one forme

. >> the dea says the synthetic drug is so available, so hard to track, and popular, they are having a tough time stopping it despite its deadly consequences. however, their attention is focused on battling the scary drug trend prevailing on the street. lesli. >> the trauma surgeon linked to a murder at a buffalo, new york, hospital is believed to have killed himself. police have been conducting a nationwide man hunt for dr. timothy jordan ever since the murder of his exgirlfriend. she was found shot to death at the erie county medical center on wednesday. jordan was a former special forces soldier. his body was found not far, i should say the body was found far from jordan's home near lake erie. >>> mgm resorts confirm it is setting its sights on national harbor for a new casino. during a meeting between mgm and maryland governor, martin o'malley. mgm is one of the leading hospitality companies and owns several las vegas reports. >> we have partners with the peterson family to explore the development of an integrated resort at national harbor. a resort where we combined with the pet

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a strong possibility and the evidence shows that fbi informants or informants working for either the dea or fbi may have been responsible for actually pulling the trigger and killing brian terry. >> host: that would be a completely new and unexpected and further horrifying layer of information and -- >> guest: i'll give you another piece of evidence to support that going back to what i mention earlier. the two guns versus three. they were told there were at least two guns at the scene. there were actually three guns. three pieces offed to support that. the e-mail show they traced three weapons from the scene. the border patrol agents who have since been issued gag orders were talking to brian terries' mother at the funeral saying there were three weapons at the escape. there is an audio recording of the lope wolf trading company owner and an atf agent who were talking on audio saying there were three weapons. >> host: this is for audience, lone wolf trading company is one of the gun merchants that was voluntarily participating in this process of selling guns in large -- in large numbers

since last october, america has seen a concerning trend of bath salt use prompting the dea to ban threee chemicals found in the drug. but bath salts are expected in the horrifying assault in miami, the man who ate off another man's face, that horrible picture. and in some them, cannibalistic attacks around the country. we're keeping our next guest's identity hidden. good to see you, detective. tell me about this bust. how big was it and how did you find it? >> over the last several months, we've received numerous complaints about the bath salts. we've also seen an increase in bath salt related cases so we started to investigate the facility. in investigating it, undercover officers, myself, we went into the location, we purchased bath salts several times. >> we've all heard about the horrific case in miami. does that sound similar? have there been cases in your community where people have engaged in truly horrific behavior? >> we did have a female just before a couple of hours before hitting the place, that her boyfriend called kenned that she was on her way to that location to buy the

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