A hidden compartment filled with crystal meth and two guns were discovered during the arrest of two men in a Taylor parking lot.

The US Drug Enforcement Agency is officially issuing a public warning to inform everyone of fake prescription pills that may contain dangerous drugs including fentanyl and meth.

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The Drug Enforcement Agency and Detroit Police Department are joining Saturday for something they hope will have an impact far greater than any drug bust.

OAK PARK, Mich. – Dashcam footage shows the moments leading up to the arrest of serial murder suspect Kenyel Brown last week in Oak Park. A massive search for Kenyel Brown ended with him shooting himself in the head, according to police. (WDIV)Detroit police alerted Oak Park police that Brown may be in the city, and the hunt began. Brown shot himself in the head in the backyard of a home in Oak Park. Learn more about Kenyel Brown here.

CNNCLEVELAND, Ohio - In 20 years, drug manufacturers, distributors, pharmacies and practitioners acted as street drug couriers and shipped "hundreds of millions" of suspicious opioid doses into two Ohio counties, according to a motion filed in the US District Court in the Northern District of Ohio. The suspicious order systemTo catch suspicious orders, companies are required to design a "Suspicious Order Monitoring" system, which the more than 400 defendants in this case failed to create, the attorneys allege in the court documents. The defendants are also charged with "turning a blind eye" to suspicious pharmaceutical orders that allowed the two counties to be flooded with opioids, as they didn't report suspicious orders to the DEA and shipped orders that were or should have been flagged as suspicious. "Their failure to identify suspicious orders was their business model: they turned a blind eye and called themselves mere "deliverymen" with no responsibility for what they delivered or to whom. Mallinckrodt shipped more than 53 million orders of opioid products between 2003 and 2011, marked 38,000 orders as potentially suspicious, but only stopped and reported 33, the filing alleges.