Two Department of Homeland Security agents in Utah allegedly funneled confiscated drugs back into the market through an informant, generating up to $300,000 in illicit profits, court documents reveal.

Between 2022 and 2024, the agents allegedly sold drugs known as “bath salts” to Homeland Security Investigations confidential sources for thousands of dollars and allowed those sources to ...

Department of Homeland Security Investigations agent has been indicted in federal court for conspiring to sell synthetic ...

SALT LAKE CITY — The second of two special agents with ... their illegal drug sales." The two are accused of using a confidential informant who had worked with Homeland Security agents on ...

A drug dealer who carries a badge is still a drug dealer, and one who has violated an oath to uphold the law and protect the ...

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A pair of Department of Homeland Security agents have been accused of using a confidential informant to sell illegal drugs that had been seized as evidence. Kindle was arrested this week.

Authorities have identified the second of two Utah special agents with the Department of Homeland Security accused of reselling seized drugs to drug dealers. | Scott G Winterton, Deseret News A ...

Kindle is accused of selling the alpha-PHP, commonly known as bath salts, to confidential sources. The synthetic drug is considered a Schedule II narcotic. Kindle was the second Homeland Security ...