Topic: Drugs - 5th Estate

Snippet: Amy Albritton can’t remember if her boyfriend signaled when he changed lanes late that August afternoon in 2010. But suddenly the lights on the Houston Police patrol car were flashing behind them, and Anthony Wilson was navigating Albritton’s white Chrysler Concorde to a stop in a strip-mall parking lot. It was an especially unwelcome hassle.

Read full article: https://www.propublica.org/article/common-roadside-drug-test-routinely-produces-false-positives

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[2016-02-23 21:58 UTC+10:00] [General] [Factuality: 95]

Source: Rappler

Title: Duterte to Roxas: As DILG chief, what did you do about drugs?

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Read full article: https://www.rappler.com/philippines/elections/123453-duterte-roxas-drugs-davao-dilg-chief/

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[2016-02-03 18:25 UTC+10:00] [General] [Factuality: 100]

Source: Rappler

Title: Duterte: Don’t believe I can end crime in 6 months? Bayot ka!

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Read full article: https://www.rappler.com/philippines/elections/121227-duterte-crime-drugs-corruption-bayot-ka/

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[2015-11-10 10:45 UTC+10:00] [General] [Factuality: 100]

Source: ProPublica

Title: How Russia Hid Its Doping in Plain Sight

Snippet: On Monday, the World Anti-Doping Agency issued a report painting Russia’s sports programs as doping machines reminiscent of East Germany’s erstwhile state-sponsored drug programs.

Read full article: https://www.propublica.org/article/how-russia-hid-its-doping-in-plain-sight

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[2015-09-18 02:53 UTC+10:00] [General] [Factuality: 100]

Source: ProPublica

Title: Everyone’s Juicing

Snippet: Earlier this month, the Drug Enforcement Administration announced that it had busted 16 underground labs and seized 134,000 steroid tablets and pills, 8,200 liters of injectable steroid liquid (that’s 140 kegs worth), and 1,400 pounds of the raw powder from which steroids are made. In Arizona alone, four labs and 150,000 doses of all types were taken by DEA agents in an undercover operation that spanned 20 states and four foreign countries.

Read full article: https://www.propublica.org/article/raids-steroid-labs-suggest-market-for-steroids-beyond-elite-athletes

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[2015-08-31 22:00 UTC+10:00] [General] [Factuality: 100]

Source: ProPublica

Title: The Human Reasons Why Athletes Who Dope Get Away With It

Snippet: Last week, we examined reasons why the very nature of drug testing technology — which cannot eliminate false positives and false negatives at the same time — means it will never be a perfect mechanism for catching cheaters. This may come as no big to surprise to anyone who remembers the famous Nike commercial featuring video of Lance Armstrong taking a drug test.

Read full article: https://www.propublica.org/article/the-human-reasons-why-athletes-who-dope-get-away-with-it

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[2015-06-25 13:03 UTC+10:00] [General] [Factuality: 100]

Source: ProPublica

Title: Alberto Salazar Disputes Allegations — Some of Which Were Never Made

Snippet: Three weeks after ProPublica and the BBC reported allegations that Alberto Salazar, the iconic coach of the Nike Oregon Project, had experimented with testosterone and broken drug rules, Salazar posted a detailed, two-part response on the group’s website.

Read full article: https://www.propublica.org/article/alberto-salazar-disputes-allegations-some-of-which-were-never-made

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[2015-06-13 02:34 UTC+10:00] [General] [Factuality: 95]

Source: ProPublica

Title: More Athletes Say Track Coach Alberto Salazar Broke Drug Rules

Snippet: Allegations that Alberto Salazar, the most powerful coach in U.S. track, has violated the sport’s medical and anti-doping rules intensified this week with additional runners coming forward and Mo Farah, his most-successful athlete, demanding answers.

Read full article: https://www.propublica.org/article/more-athletes-say-track-coach-alberto-salazar-broke-drug-rules

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[2015-06-04 03:03 UTC+10:00] [General] [Factuality: 100]

Source: ProPublica

Title: Off Track: Former Team Members Accuse Famed Coach Alberto Salazar of Breaking Drug Rules

Snippet: Steve Magness watched the 2012 London Olympics 10,000-meters final from his couch in Houston. As soon as the runners crossed the line, his phone lit up with congratulatory texts. Just two months earlier, Magness had been assistant coach and scientific adviser to the prestigious Nike Oregon Project, a decade-long effort to help top American distance runners compete with the juggernaut of Kenyans and Ethiopians.

Read full article: https://www.propublica.org/article/former-team-members-accuse-coach-alberto-salazar-of-breaking-drug-rules

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