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COLUMBUS, Ohio - One patient was prescribed painkillers even after she was caught faking a urine test, while others paid a doctor to increase their prescriptions, according to documents related to the shutdown this week of a notorious clinic in a region of southern Ohio so identified with painkiller addiction that the office's standard dosage was known as "Portsmouth cocktail" after the nearby county seat. The Greater Medical Advance clinic in Wheelersburg, an Ohio River city of about 6,000 residents, was a perpetually busy drug house where the owner carried a handgun and tens of thousands of painkillers were dispensed at inflated prices, according to charging documents and search warrants The Associated Press obtained through a public records request.
Troops training for and fighting wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are firing more than 1 billion bullets a year, contributing to ammunition shortages hitting police departments nationwide and preventing some officers from training with the weapons they carry on patrol. An Associated Press review of dozens of police and sheriff's departments found that many are struggling with delays of as long as a year for both handgun and rifle ammunition. And the shortages are resulting in prices as much as double what departments paid just a year ago.
..., they found a loaded 9mm semiautomatic handgun in a zip-up bag, a bucket containing a triple beam..., and some handwritten notes bearing prices. At trial, Foster's testimony regarding the handgu...
Troops training for and fighting the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are firing more than 1 billion bullets a year, contributing to ammunition shortages hitting police departments nationwide and preventing some officers from training with the weapons they carry on patrol. An Associated Press review of dozens of police and sheriff's departments found that many are struggling with delays of as long as a year for both handgun and rifle ammunition. And the shortages are resulting in prices as much as double what departments were paying just a year ago.
... weather, the unemployment rate, gasoline prices, airline fares, conditions at rival vacation desti... global warming, (190) lead paint, (191) handguns, (192) tobacco, (193) public hospitals, (194) pred...
By T. Rees Shapiro The Washington Post
...Murderabilia can command steep prices. The handgun Jack Ruby used to kill John F. Kenned...
It sounds like an urban legend about skyrocketing fuel prices, but police are investigating whether a Sunland homeowner shot a man over a tank of gasoline. LAPD spokesman Richard French told City News Service that an unidentified man armed himself with a handgun about 6 a.m. Monday before going to investigate noises outside his house in the 10200 block of Sunland Boulevard.
... and the subject of reloading component prices came up. He said he used to shoot cast bullets in ...
Three charged in fatal shooting at restaurant Three people were arrested Sunday and charged in a fatal shooting Saturday night.
..., black clothing and was carrying a small handgun. \. Gasoline prices rise 6 cents since last week. ...
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