Terror prosecutions rise in 2009 across the United States
Federal prosecutors charged more terrorism suspects in 2009 than any year since 2001. AP reviews show 54 defendants with terrorism related charges in the year, with figures suggesting an uptick fueled by Internet recruitment, al Qaida activity abroad, and shifting terror tactics.
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Prisons struggle with drug smuggling and enforcement
Investigators arrested a Florida wellness officer for allegedly planning to smuggle cocaine marijuana and hydrocodone for 2500. Officals say drugs persist in state and federal prisons despite dogs metal detectors and random staff searches amid growing cell phone smuggling and gang involvement.
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