Authorities said Wednesday they have shattered Internet rings that illegally peddled drugs worldwide to tens of thousands of people, turning the Web into a drug pipeline for teenagers and abusers. Announcing the arrest of 20 people in eight U.S. cities and at least two other countries over the last two days, officials described the operation as a major blow to rogue online pharmacies
April 21, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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