#Narcotics Control Bureau

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[townpostin]

Young Indians to Host Panel on Addiction Awareness for Youth

Over 300 students expected at ‘Addiction: A Dialogue with Youth’ event Young Indians Jamshedpur partners with KMPM Vocational College to address substance abuse among college students. JAMSHEDPUR – Young Indians (YI) Jamshedpur and KMPM Vocational College are organizing a panel discussion titled ‘Addiction: A Dialogue with Youth’ on August 6 at Kudi Mahanti Auditorium, Kadma. The event, scheduled…

[govtjobsonly]

NCB 2024 Recruitment: Apply for 31 Staff Car Driver Vacancies

Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has announced recruitment for 31 Staff Car Driver positions across India. Eligibility criteria will be as per the official notification. The application process is offline, starting from March 12, 2024, until April 12, 2024. The pay scale for the role is Rs. 5200-20200/- per month.

[dheerah-in]

#Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad in association with #Telangana State Council of Higher EducationHearty Welcome to Chief Guest & Distinguished Gueststo the #Awareness Program on #NARCOTIC DRUGS & #ADVERSE EFFECTS3rd June, 2023

[jsrvanna]

Narcotics Control Bureau Vacancies Recruitment 2024: (NCB) Notification

Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) Recruitment 2024 : Eligible candidates can apply for these posts by visiting the official website. You can get more information about how candidates are selected, age requirements, educational qualifications, fees and other important details in the notification. Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) Recruitment 2024: all details given below; check now. Department Name :…

[cannabisbusinessexecutive]

Medical marijuana grows are suing over safety inspection requirements

Medical marijuana grows in Oklahoma have been told time is up to get in compliance with fire and building codes. The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control is now refusing to renew their registrations unless they submit proof they have passed inspection. Three manufacturers sued Jan. 29 after they were given 30 days to request administrative hearings to produce the required…

[ralfmaximus]

Here's the complete list of DHS flagged search terms. Don't use any of these on social media to avoid having the 3-letter agencies express interest in your activities!

DHS & Other Agencies

Department of Homeland Security (DHS)

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Border Patrol

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Agent

Task Force

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SOCIAL MEDIA?!

[beardedmrbean]

A Pennsylvania nurse already charged with killing two patients in her care through lethal doses of insulin has been hit with fresh charges after sheconfessed to trying to kill 19 people at different rehabilitation centers where she worked, prosecutors announced Thursday.

Heather Pressdee, 41, allegedly administered excessive amounts of insulin to 19 patients — some of whom were diabetic and others not — at five different care facilities from 2020 to this year. Ultimately, 17 patients in her care have died, the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office said.

As a result, new charges were filed against her Thursday: two counts of first-degree murder, 17 counts of attempted murder and 19 counts of neglect of a care-dependent person, in connection with the 19 patients she allegedly mistreated, Attorney General Michelle Henry said.

Prosecutors noted that Pressdee was charged with first-degree murder in cases where “physical evidence is available to support the cause of death,” and attempted murder in cases where the victims either survived the excessive dose of insulin or the cause of death could not be determined.

She had already been charged in May for allegedly mistreating three patients, two of whom died, bringing the total number of allegedly mistreated patients to 22.

Pressdee would typically administer the insulin during overnight shifts when there was low staffing and the emergencies “would not prompt immediate hospitalization,” prosecutors said.

“If Pressdee sensed the victim would ‘pull through’ there is a pattern of her taking additional measures to try to kill the victims before they could be sent to the hospital by either administering a second dose of insulin or the use of an air embolism to ensure death,” the criminal complaint in the case said.

The alleged victims ranged in age from 43 to 104.

The complaint said Pressdee, whose nursing license has been suspended, “admitted to harming, with the intent to kill, all patients named in this affidavit.”

The two first-degree murder charges are in connection with two patient deaths at Sunnyview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.

On March 24-25, 2021, she allegedly intentionally administered insulin and an air embolism to a patient, identified by the initials G.S., with the intent to kill him and which ultimately caused his death, the complaint said.

Then on April 30-May 1, 2023, she administered insulin to a patient with the initials N.C., also leading to their death, the complaint said.

The alleged abuse unfolded while Pressdee was employed as a registered nurse at Concordia at Rebecca Residence; Belair Healthcare and Rehabilitation; Quality Life Services - Chicora; Premier Armstrong Rehabilitation and Nursing Center; and Sunnyview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.

Pressdee was arraigned Thursday, waived her preliminary hearing, and remains in custody at Butler County Prison without bail.

It's not clear if she has entered a plea. NBC News has reached out to her attorney for comment.

Authorities started watching Pressdee after a family member of a patient who died told the Bureau of Narcotics Investigation and Drug Control that Pressdee was involved in the improper administration of insulin at Quality Life Service - Chicora. An investigation found Pressdee had a “pattern” of being investigated for “abusive behavior towards patients and/or staff” at her past jobs, “resulting in Pressdee then resigning or being terminated,” the complaint said.

The filing revealed that former co-workers told investigators there were suspicions during Pressdee’s previous employment that she was “intentionally harming patients” and she had been “reprimanded for making up her own insulin doses.”

When she worked at Belair Healthcare and Rehabilitation, from April 2021 to February 2022, as an assistant director of nursing, she was suspended pending an internal investigation into co-worker concerns regarding “a pattern of individuals passing under Pressdee’s care.” However, that probe did not uncover any identifiable evidence to support those allegations.

[wibble-wobbegong]

richard henry creel is really such a character. Such a character.

so, quick summary, in one of the newspaper articles there’s a mention of someone names richard brenner

found by @aemiron-main

richard brenner is listed as the head of the Narcotic Enforcement Division from 1954-1971

richard henry creel is the son of virginia fackle creel and henry clay creel. im sure the connection is obvious

anyway, when we look into who this richard henry creel guy was, we learn that he was the assistant surgeon general of the U.S. public health service, and to become this head he’d have to have had specialized training or significant experience in public health. so, this guy was heavily involved in this stuff, though his exact service starts in 1921 but the end is never specified

under the PHS, the, “The Division of Venereal Diseases was established in 1918, and the Narcotics Division in 1929 (it eventually became the National Institute of Mental Health).”

now, richard henry creel was born in 1878 — he would’ve been in his 50’s by the time the narcotics division was actually created

1955 - “The National Microbiological Institute became the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) by order of the Surgeon General on December 29. The Biologics Control Laboratory was detached from the institute and expanded to division status within NIH.”

1957 - “The Center for Aging Research was established November 27 as the focal center for NIH extramural activities in gerontology.”

1958 - “On July 16 the Division of General Medical Sciences was established by order of the Surgeon General, extending research into noncategorical areas covered until that time by the Division of Research Grants. The Center for Aging Research was transferred from the National Heart Institute to the Division of General Medical Sciences on November 4.”

1962 - “Five acres of land for a Gerontology Research Center were donated by the City of Baltimore in December.”

1963 - “The National Institute of Child Health and Human Development and the National Institute of General Medical Sciences were established on January 30. The Center for Research in Child Health and the Center for Research in Aging (established in 1956) were transferred from NIGMS to NICHD.”

1967 - “The National Institute of Mental Health [narcotics division] was separated from NIH and raised to bureau status in PHS by a reorganization that became effective January 1.“

1971 - “The White House Conference on Aging recommended creating a separate National Institute on Aging on December 2.”

source

now that’s a lot of words and moving and bullshit, so here’s the most important stuff to know.

richard henry creel was appointed assistant general surgeon in 1921, and 8 years later the Narcotics Division was formed. the surgeon general he was serving served from 1920 to 1936 — it isn’t much of a reach to say he was probably involved in the creation of this division

now, richard brenner was supposedly the head of the Narcotics Enforcement Division from 1954 to 1971. during that time, the narcotics division was brought up to bureau status, putting it at rank with programs like the FBI and an entire institute dedicated to researching the effects of aging were created, merging aging research with child health research

all of this stuff has roots in the PHS, and the PHS’ biggest start up was chemical research. all of this gets rooted back to chemical research

so, when we look at it, we can see that the same year the institute on aging was created, richard brenner was resigned and richard creel died. this was the year that all the main kids were born, most importantly el and will

i’d also like to point out the center of aging stuff began about two years before henry was taken by brenner. that would be when henry was 10, and i believe that that was the year henry moved to hawkins (trust in @laozuspo) and it was only a year after richard brenner had gotten involved with the narcotics division

what could this all be pointing to? well, both em and james have been feeding me stuff about henry’s regeneration abilities. more importantly, how they resemble cancer. what i didn’t include in the info from 1955 is that the first ever cancer chemotherapy center was established — the same year the Biologics Control Laboratory was given its own division. the BCL explored viral diseases and produced vaccines. the word ‘sick’ in the show has prominent value on a deeper level, as stav has explained, but if we take it more surface level…

ALL i’m saying is that a ton of this stuff lines up. i don’t have a clear answer as to what exactly it means or how we got from A to B for sure, but it seems a lot like this richard character was interested in henry’s cancer-like regeneration abilities. possibly even in an attempt to prevent the process of aging. maybe, just maybe, richard brenner, richard henry creel, and martin brenner aren’t all that different *wink wink*

[muaviyazafargazalis-blog]

Muawiya Zafar Ghazali Mustafai

Freelance Writer & Passionate Poet & Researcher at Centre of legal Studies & Research & World Islamic Centre of Egypt & Iran Rgd. Ex. Moradabad Head Chief Officer of Narcotics Control Bureau NCB Indian Government 2021 Rgd. and belong to the great grand golden royal family of Quresh and Sa'daat. #muawiya_zafar_ghazali_mustafai

[rahulraut0]

List of Restricted Goods in India as per IEC 

Certain goods are classified as restricted for import and export in India under the Importer Exporter Code (IEC) regulations. These goods require specific permissions or licenses from the relevant authorities before they can be imported or exported. Here is a detailed list of some of the restricted goods along with the corresponding licensing authorities:

1. Agricultural Products

Seeds: Certain seeds require permission from the Ministry of Agriculture.

Pesticides and Insecticides: Import and export are restricted and require approval from the Central Insecticides Board and Registration Committee.

2. Animal and Animal Products

Live Animals: Import/export of live animals requires clearance from the Animal Quarantine and Certification Services.

Meat and Meat Products: Restricted and require a sanitary permit from the Export Inspection Council.

3. Chemicals and Allied Products

Toxic Chemicals: Import/export of toxic chemicals is regulated and requires permission from the Ministry of Environment and Forests.

Ozone Depleting Substances: Restricted and require clearance from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT).

4. Drugs and Pharmaceuticals

Narcotic Drugs: Import/export of narcotic drugs requires approval from the Narcotics Control Bureau.

Medicines and Pharmaceuticals: Restricted items require clearance from the Drug Controller General of India.

5. Precious Metals and Stones

Gold and Silver: Import/export of gold and silver is restricted and requires permission from the DGFT.

Diamonds: Certain types of diamonds require specific permissions.

6. Electronics and IT Products

Cryptographic Devices: Import/export of cryptographic devices is restricted and requires clearance from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology.

Drones and UAVs: Import/export of drones and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) require permission from the DGFT and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).

7. Arms and Ammunitions

Firearms: Import/export of firearms is highly restricted and requires approval from the Ministry of Home Affairs.

Ammunitions: Similar to firearms, the import/export of ammunitions requires specific permissions.

8. Automobiles and Vehicle Parts

Vintage Cars: Import of vintage cars requires permission from the DGFT.

Vehicle Components: Certain vehicle components and spare parts may be restricted and require specific licenses.

9. Textiles and Garments

Wool and Woolen Products: Import/export of certain wool and woolen products may require specific licenses.

Silk: Silk products may be restricted and require clearance from the DGFT.

10. Miscellaneous Goods

Antiques: Import/export of antiques is restricted and requires clearance from the  Archaeological Survey of India.

Cultural Artifacts: Cultural artifacts also require permission from the Ministry of Culture.

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List of Restricted Goods in India as per IEC 

Certain goods are classified as restricted for import and export in India under the Importer Exporter Code (IEC) regulations. These goods require specific permissions or licenses from the relevant authorities before they can be imported or exported. Here is a detailed list of some of the restricted goods along with the corresponding licensing authorities:

1. Agricultural Products

Seeds: Certain seeds require permission from the Ministry of Agriculture.

Pesticides and Insecticides: Import and export are restricted and require approval from the Central Insecticides Board and Registration Committee.

2. Animal and Animal Products

Live Animals: Import/export of live animals requires clearance from the Animal Quarantine and Certification Services.

Meat and Meat Products: Restricted and require a sanitary permit from the Export Inspection Council.

3. Chemicals and Allied Products

Toxic Chemicals: Import/export of toxic chemicals is regulated and requires permission from the Ministry of Environment and Forests.

Ozone Depleting Substances: Restricted and require clearance from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT).

4. Drugs and Pharmaceuticals

Narcotic Drugs: Import/export of narcotic drugs requires approval from the Narcotics Control Bureau.

Medicines and Pharmaceuticals: Restricted items require clearance from the Drug Controller General of India.

5. Precious Metals and Stones

Gold and Silver: Import/export of gold and silver is restricted and requires permission from the DGFT.

Diamonds: Certain types of diamonds require specific permissions.

6. Electronics and IT Products

Cryptographic Devices: Import/export of cryptographic devices is restricted and requires clearance from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology.

Drones and UAVs: Import/export of drones and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) require permission from the DGFT and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).

7. Arms and Ammunitions

Firearms: Import/export of firearms is highly restricted and requires approval from the Ministry of Home Affairs.

Ammunitions: Similar to firearms, the import/export of ammunitions requires specific permissions.

8. Automobiles and Vehicle Parts

Vintage Cars: Import of vintage cars requires permission from the DGFT.

Vehicle Components: Certain vehicle components and spare parts may be restricted and require specific licenses.

9. Textiles and Garments

Wool and Woolen Products: Import/export of certain wool and woolen products may require specific licenses.

Silk: Silk products may be restricted and require clearance from the DGFT.

10. Miscellaneous Goods

Antiques: Import/export of antiques is restricted and requires clearance from the Archaeological Survey of India.

Cultural Artifacts: Cultural artifacts also require permission from the Ministry of Culture.

[indiaepost]

Chandigarh Leads the Fight Against Drugs with Innovative Strategies and Community Engagement

Chandigarh, January 11 Gulab Chand Kataria, the Governor of Punjab and Administrator UT Chandigarh, participated virtually in the regional conference on “Drug Trafficking and National Security,” chaired by Union Home and Cooperation Minister Shri Amit Shah. Organized by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi, the conference convened key stakeholders to discuss strategies…

[majuuorthrus]

Other 'fun' facts from MK Ultra:

The man in charge, Sidney Gottlieb, tried LSD and got really, really, really obsessed with it. In his spare time he was basically this hippie environmentalist guy who lived on a goat farm with his family, just to fill out your mental image of this dude. He also got other CIA researchers into LSD, and the first experiments involved spiking the food and drink of their fellow CIA members (to see what happens when people don't know they're being dosed). This happened so often that CIA security had to send out memos warning staff about this.

There was also Operation Midnight Climax, which was used to test the efficacy of LSD in honeypot situations. They set up brothels in various San Francisco CIA safehouses, hired real sex workers, and got them to dose clients with LSD whilst agents watched the proceedings from behind a one-way mirror. One of these agents was a former Federal Bureau of Narcotics guy, and apparently he watched these experiments whilst sitting on a chemical toilet (?) and drinking martinis (???)

Which honestly sounds like he conned the CIA to pay for his extremely specific fetish

Also the CIA started experimenting with 'mind control' in response to rumours that the Soviets were also experimenting with mind control. Which is true, except those experiments were mostly about trying to read dogs' minds using radio waves (not completely stupid given how relatively new and unexplored radio was during the 1930s when these experiments took place, but definitely rather optimistic) and meditation routines to calm an agitated population. The latter was attempted during the Gorbachev years. I'm sure you can assess it's success for yourselves.

"You say that psychic powers aren't real. But then why did the CIA invest millions of dollars in parapsychological research during the Cold War?" I don't know how to tell you this, but the CIA are dumb.

[dibyamendali]

The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) celebrated its 67th Foundation Day on December 4, 2024. Established in 1957, DRI is India's premier intelligence and enforcement agency under the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC). It plays a crucial role in combating smuggling, customs duty evasion, and related economic offenses.

To mark the occasion, the agency hosted the 9th Regional Customs Enforcement Meeting (RCEM), bringing together representatives from international organizations like the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and the International Narcotics Control Bureau (INCB). DRI also released its annual "Smuggling in India Report 2023-24," highlighting its achievements, including seizures and enforcement trends.

[cannabisbusinessexecutive]

The growing Chinese investment in illegal American weed

A few days before Christmas, a joint law enforcement task force found nearly 9,000 pounds of cannabis worth almost $15 million during a raid in a suburban neighborhood in Antioch, Calif. The California Department of Cannabis Control believes that the four houses searched in the bedroom community 45 minutes outside San Francisco were linked to China. Mexican cartels have a long history of…