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‘Paranoid’ bank exec told officer he used bath salts, police say
L.A. NOWDeutsche Bank executive Brian Mulligan: A top bank executive who has alleged mistreatment by the LAPD acknowledged snorting "white lightning" bath salts and sought help from the Glendale Police Department days before the LA incident.... -
Bath salts made bank exec delusional about LAPD abuse, union says
L.A. NOWLos Angeles Police officers' union say a recording of a Deutsche Bank executive telling Glendale Police about his abuse of bath salts undercuts a $50-million brutality claim against two LAPD police officers.... -
Bath salts irrelevant to bank exec's LAPD abuse claim, lawyer says
L.A. NOWBath salts: An attorney for Deutsche Bank executive Brian C. Mulligan said his clients' alleged bath salts abuse is irrelevant to the "severe unwanted and illegal beating" he suffered at the hands of two Los Angeles police officers.... -
Bath salts are new twist in bank executive's LAPD abuse claim
L.A. NOWOn the morning of May 13, a man stopped an officer in the lobby of Glendale police headquarters and asked for help. “I know this is gonna sound crazy,” the man said, “but I feel like there are people following...... -
Glendale police: bank exec recorded claiming he used bath salts
L.A. NOWA taped conversation between Glendale police and a Deutsche Bank executive accused of using bath salts and getting into a violent confrontation with Los Angeles police has been turned over to the LAPD for investigation, officials say.... -
Around Town: For a short time it was Occupy LCF
On the second day of November, two busloads of Occupy L.A. protesters arrived in La Cañada Flintridge. Their destination: Commonwealth Avenue. Their target: the home of “a Deutsche Bank executive,” a sheriff’s spokesperson told the...Tags: Occupy Los Angeles, Protest, Los Angeles Police Department, Deutsche Bank AG
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Charges due for 'bath salts' suspect accused in Glendale shovel attack
A Glendale man apparently high on the synthetic drug known as "bath salts" is expected to be charged Monday following his arrest for allegedly striking a woman in the head with a shovel. Robert William White, 20, was arrested Thursday after barricading...
Tags: Drug Trafficking, Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times
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Father of synthetic drug victim warns of hidden consequences
sforhetz@ky3.comSPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- Users have called it worse than meth. It worries law enforcement officers who say it causes behavior that is completely unpredictable and often dangerous. Synthetic drugs and bath salts often cause people to have psychotic episodes....Tags: Highway Transportation, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Suicide, Methamphetamine (drug)
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Two men arrested for selling synthetic drugs in Palmyra
Content ManagerTwo Palmyra men have been charged for the sales and distribution of Synthetic Marijuana and Bath Salts. On or around December 31, 2011, a member of the Lebanon County Drug Task Force purchased drugs from the business Up in Smoke, located at 232 West...Tags: Lebanon, Drug Trafficking, Court Preliminary, Trials, Synthetic Marijuana
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Around Town: The bad news about bath salts
For several months, Will Moffitt has been warning us about “bath salts.” Bath salts is the innocuous name given to a group of designer drugs that resemble Epsom salts. The recipes for these drugs vary, but usually contain a synthetic...Tags: Jerry Brown, Justice System, CBS Corp., Los Angeles Police Department, Laws
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Candidates for Brown County state's attorney's office seek change
There will be a change in the Brown County state's attorney's office next year, and that's something both candidates seeking the four-year post think is needed. Democrat Kelly Marnette and Republican Larry Lovrien agree that the reputation of the office...Tags: Democratic Party, Juvenile Delinquency, Local Elections, Colleges and Universities, Ethics
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L.A. County Officials Warn Against Use of 'Bath Salts'
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- Los Angeles County health officials are warning people against the use of an over-the-counter drug commonly known as "bath salts." "Bath salts," also known under the street names of White Lightening, White Rush and Hurricane...Tags: Deutsche Bank AG, Over-the-Counter Medicines, LSD
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