ALT Breaking News. Images of fentanyl packets and drug-related items seized by DEA New York, totaling 10 pounds. Making the Case.
ALT Police officers and DEA special agent stand near an ambulance with flashing red lights at night, highlighting statistics of 18,962 arrests and 2,247 illegal guns seized, with a call to action to make Washington D.C. safe again dated October 26, 2026.
ALT Special Agent Michael E. Weston died on October 26, 2009, in a helicopter crash while returning from a joint counter-narcotics mission in Afghanistan. He was 37 years of age at the time of his death. In honor of Special Agent Weston’s sacrifice, we remember this fallen hero.
ALT Special Agent Chad L. Michael died on October 26, 2009, during a helicopter crash while returning from a joint counter-narcotics mission in Afghanistan. He was 30 years of age at the time of his death. In honor of Special Agent Michael's sacrifice, we remember this fallen hero.
ALT Special Agent Forrest N. Leamon was killed on October 26, 2009, when the U.S. military helicopter he was in crashed while returning from a joint counter-narcotics mission in western Afghanistan. Leamon was a member of DEA’s foreign-deployed Advisory and Support Team Echo, assigned to Afghanistan. He was 37 years of age at the time of his death; In honor of Agent Leamon's sacrifice, we remember this fallen hero.
ALT Narcotics Inspector Bert S. Gregory died on October 25, 1922, from a gunshot wound. He was 53 years of age at the time of his death. In honor of Inspector Gregory's sacrifice, we remember this fallen hero.
ALT A man in sunglasses and a police badge holds bags of medication outside a building with a DEA National Take Back event poster on the door.
ALT Man wearing a black DEA t-shirt and sunglasses stands next to a woman in a maroon graphic tee and jeans outdoors on a sunny day.
ALT Man wearing sunglasses handing an item to a woman seated in a beige car in a parking lot with flags and a bridge in the background.
ALT Poster for DEA National Take Back event urging safe disposal of unneeded medications with red and blue capsules spilling from a bottle.
ALT Three people standing and talking near a table with boxes outside the City of Tempe Police Substation under a shaded area.
ALT Two police officers assist a man and woman at a table outside a city police substation during a community event.
ALT Person holding a white plastic bag filled with items over a table covered with a black cloth and informational flyers nearby.
ALT Five women stand behind a Prisma Health medication take-back event table outside the entrance of 9 Medical Park, promoting safe disposal of unused medications.
ALT Two men stand in front of a black canopy tent with the slogan 'One Pill Can Kill' printed on it, promoting awareness about the dangers of counterfeit pills; one man is dressed in casual clothing while the other is a uniformed police officer, and the setup includes informational materials on a table beneath the tent, set outdoors on a sunny day with trees and a fence in the background.
ALT A diverse group of six women standing outdoors in a parking lot behind two large cardboard boxes labeled 'DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back,' smiling under a clear blue sky.
ALT Two men stand near a police tent at an outdoor event, one handing a pamphlet to the other, with a sign indicating a drug drop-off location nearby.
ALT Three people exchanging items at a Queen Creek Police Department booth under a tent in a parking lot.
ALT Three people stand under a tent at a Queen Creek Police Department outreach table in a parking lot.
ALT Person walking toward a tent set up in a parking lot with a police SUV nearby under a sunny sky.
ALT Two military personnel and two DEA agents stand together outside a building near a DEA National Take Back event poster.
ALT Man and woman standing near the entrance of a building with large windows and a glass door letting in daylight.
ALT A person walks toward a blue canopy tent with tables and boxes set up outdoors near a brick building on a sunny day.
ALT DEA employees at Take Back event collection site in Virginia.