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KEEL News has learned that a Haughton man is charged with making methamphetamine at his home in a rural part of the parish. 

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A lengthy undercover investigation by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has resulted in the arrest of 14 local individuals.

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Researchers have found two popular diabetes medications — Byetta and Victoza — reduce appetite in patients both with and without the disease, possibly making them viable weight loss drugs.

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Would you sell your grandma's possessions for drug money? That's what a Haughton man is accused of doing. The Bossier Sheriff's Office says deputies saw 29-year-old Tramell Lars asking people for money in front of the CVS pharmacy in Haughton

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A two-year investigation into a counterfeit check cashing operation in Texas and Louisiana has landed its leader in jail in Caddo Parish.

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A Haughton teen, arrested on drug charges less than two months ago, has been arrested again...on different charges this time. An off-duty Bossier City police officer saw 18-year-old Michael Arceneaux driving recklessly after leaving the crash on Highway 80 near Country Place subdivision last night

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The Bossier Sheriff's Office says just before midnight, 51-year-old Sheena Engel of Sarepta was driving a vehicle on I-20 West with 56-year-old Stephen Bryant of Shreveport in the passenger's seat, when the two began arguing. Bryant told

A meth lab bust in the Haughton area ends in two arrests. Bossier sheriff's detectives went to a residence in the 800 block of Ward Lane in Princeton after receiving information that meth was being made at the house

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A Haughton man has been arrested for possessing drugs...and stolen underwear. The Bossier Sheriff's Office says 31-year-old Mario Nash was seen acting suspiciously last evening -- by walking repeatedly in and out of the Dollar General store on Bellevue Road

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Acting on tips from informants, soldiers in Colombia have seized a 99-foot fully submersible submarine that was intended to be used for drug smuggling.

The fiberglass boat had enough room for eight tons of drugs and a crew of six, and enough power to make the eight-or- nine-day trip from Columbia to Mexico totally underwater.

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