Morning Roundup: Oct. 27, 2017
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- Lawsuits Won't Fix Opioid Epidemic, Top Drug Distributor Says [Bloomberg]
- Afghan Police Round Up Kabul Drug Users in Fight Against Drugs [ABC News]
- Former NBA Commissioner Thinks MMJ Shouldn't Be on Banned List [ESPN]
- Narcan Opioid Overdose Spray Now Stocked by All Walgreens Pharmacies [NPR]
- Shut Out of America, Absorbed by Mexico's Drug Wars: Daniel Peña's 'Bang' [NBC News]
- Amberdehn on Why Drugs Are Holding EDM Down [Westword]
- Death of a Judge and the Myth of the 'High Functioning' Alcoholic [Above the Law]
- Bronx Mailman Gets Five Years for Delivering Over 300 Pounds of Cocaine [NY Daily News]
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