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Three men have been indicted under a federal crackhouse law for allegedly organizing a series of rave parties in New Orleans where large amounts of drugs were consumed; DEA investigators connected more than 400 overdoses to the parties over five years. U.S. Attorney Eddie Jordan said prosecutors around the country have contacted him so they can use the same strategy to clamp down on raves nationwide.
January 16, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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