broadcast messages were identified on a seized phone from a dedicated deal-line sending daily messages to local drug users offering cocaine for sale. Messages included “Active 247 10/10 flake 10 ...

Messages referenced the availability and sale of class A drugs, including crack, heroin, and cocaine – with one from the teen saying: "’I've got fire flake." Warwickshire Police say officers ...

Messages being sent by the number included references to "flake" - a common term for cocaine - and that the sender was "on til late". Other messages contained price lists for various sizes of deals.

Stoke-on-Trent Crown Court. heard he began supplying cannabis and then turned to selling cocaine, describing himself as the 'Flake Guy' in texts to customers. But his criminal operation was ...

Other names for cocaine include “blow,” “charlie,” “coke,” “flake,” or “crack,” as people refer to crack cocaine. Cocaine is an intense stimulant that produces feelings of ...

A cocaine dealer caught in a supermarket car park ... of drugs including outgoing texts which were advertising "Colombian flake" – a reference to cocaine – for sale. When arrested and ...

Shiny Flakes is known for being a teen drug lord ... Schmidt sold hundreds of kilos of cocaine, meth and marijuana through his website - he used the national postal service to deliver them ...

This is consistent with what Biden wrote in his upcoming memoir, "Beautiful Things," in which he described how once he was unsure if he had crack cocaine or a flake of parmesan from a cheese ...

Corn flakes “frosted” in cocaine and fentanyl pills hidden inside toys might make for amusing headlines, but these recent discoveries demonstrate how commonplace the smuggling of drugs inside consumer ...

CBP officers in Cincinnati, Ohio, intercepted the package on February 13 containing cocaine-coated corn flakes, according to a news release. The cocaine on the corn flakes weighed 44 pounds.

When officers opened a box marked “Corn Flakes,” the contents included a white powder and grayish coating, according to a news release. Testing confirmed that the contents included cocaine.

The shipment contained about 44 pounds of cocaine coated corn flakes, which could h (U.S. Customs and Border Protection) U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Cincinnati reported ...