Mexican Cartels flood America with 

Black Tar Heroin

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The latest in vertical integration brings Mexican criminal organizations into retailing cheap heroin virtually nationwide to U.S. teenagers.

Low cost, abundant and with high potency, black tar heroin is making addicts out of thousands of adolescents in nearly every state of the US and giving Emergency Room doctors and staff everywhere ever increasing cases of dangerous over doses. Mexican TCO's (Transnational Criminal Organizations) control the black tar heroin trade from the field to the addict portending unbelievable violence, kidnappings and wasted lives as they vie to control every aspect of this lucrative drug trade. Law enforcement nationwide is challenged to the max to neutralize this threat that portends to spread Mexican cartel violence to the fifty states. 

About Expert Guest Steve Peterson:

Steven R. Peterson at the time of his retirement was the most experienced DEA Street Agent in the United States and had been a Special Agent (SA) of the United States Department of Justice, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) for nearly three decades. Peterson was the initial undercover agent in the interdiction of a nearly 4 ton shipment of cocaine in Miami-the biggest confiscation at that time in US history. Steve is currently Vice President of the National Law Enforcement Speakers Bureau, LLC, a network of retired DEA Special Agents and other topic specific experts, providing the highest quality of training to nearly 85,000 professionals in the law enforcement community.  During his DEA career, besides being stationed in Boston, New York and Atlanta, Peterson worked the Charlotte NC district which is the de facto Mexican black tar heroin capital of the Eastern United States, involving the participation of the Sinaloa and Juarez Cartels and the deadly MS-13 gangs made up of Mexican and Central American immigrants. Peterson spent the last year of his career working Mexican heroin traffickers exclusively and interviewed dozens of heroin addicts, recruiting them as informants for DEA.  

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DEA SA Ray Stastny

One of Peterson's most important assignments was as Lead Investigator, or Case Agent, in the investigation of the murder of DEA SA Ray Stastny gunned down by a Mexican drug dealer.  For over ten years he had been the DEA Atlanta Field Division Training Coordinator (DTC), responsible for coordinating and conducting training to all DEA employees within the DEA Division, as well as Task Force Officers, State & Local Police Officers and civilians within Georgia, Tennessee and North & South Carolina.  As a DEA DTC, SA Peterson has taught thousands of law enforcement officers, social workers, civilians and parents.  In addition to training, as a street agent working undercover for over 17 years, SA Peterson received numerous awards and commendations, including two Administrator’s Awards for Group Achievement, fifteen Exceptional Performance Awards for performing duties above expectations during career with DEA, as well as over eighty-five awards from state and local law enforcement officers/agencies and the Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Drug Enforcement Officers Association in 2010.  

Mexican Cartels flood America with 

Black Tar Heroin

The latest in vertical integration brings Mexican criminal organizations into U.S. heroin retailing virtually nationwide a deadly narcotic to teenagers.

 Interview Opportunity OCASOMEDIA-305-396-2806

Low cost, abundant and with high potency, black tar heroin is making addicts out of thousands of adolescents in nearly every state of the US and giving Emergency Room doctors and staff everywhere ever increasing cases of dangerous over doses. Mexican TCO's (Transnational Criminal Organizations) control the black tar heroin trade from the field to the addict portending unbelievable violence, kidnappings and wasted lives as they vie to control every aspect of this lucrative drug trade.

Interview Opportunity OCASOMEDIA-305-396-2806

About Expert Guest Steve Peterson:

Steven R. Peterson at the time of his retirement was the most experienced DEA Street Agent in the United States and had been a Special Agent (SA) of the United States Department of Justice, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) for nearly three decades. Peterson was the initial undercover agent in the interdiction of a nearly 4 ton shipment of cocaine in Miami-the biggest confiscation at that time in US history. Steve is currently Vice President of the National Law Enforcement Speakers Bureau, LLC, a network of retired DEA Special Agents and other topic specific experts, providing the highest quality of training to nearly 85,000 professionals in the law enforcement community.  During his DEA career, besides being stationed in Boston, New York and Atlanta, Peterson worked the Charlotte NC district which is the de facto Mexican black tar heroin capital of the Eastern United States, involving the participation of the Sinaloa and Juarez Cartels and the deadly MS-13 gangs made up of Mexican and Central American immigrants. Peterson spent the last year of his career working Mexican heroin traffickers exclusively and interviewed dozens of heroin addicts, recruiting them as informants for DEA.  

DEA SA Ray Stastny

One of Peterson's most important assignments was as Lead Investigator, or Case Agent, in the investigation of the murder of DEA SA Ray Stastny gunned down by a Mexican drug dealer. For over ten years he had been the DEA Atlanta Field Division Training Coordinator (DTC), responsible for coordinating and conducting training to all DEA employees within the DEA Division, as well as Task Force Officers, State & Local Police Officers and civilians within Georgia, Tennessee and North & South Carolina.  As a DEA DTC, SA Peterson has taught thousands of law enforcement officers, social workers, civilians and parents.  In addition to training, as a street agent working undercover for over 17 years, SA Peterson received numerous awards and commendations, including two Administrator’s Awards for Group Achievement, fifteen Exceptional Performance Awards for performing duties above expectations during career with DEA, as well as over eighty-five awards from state and local law enforcement officers/agencies and the Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Drug Enforcement Officers Association in 2010.  

Mexican Cartels flood America with 
Black Tar Heroin

The latest in vertical integration brings Mexican criminal organizations into U.S. heroin retailing virtually nationwide.

 Interview Opportunity OCASOMEDIA-305-396-2806


Low cost, abundant and with high potency black tar heroin is making addicts out of thousands of adolescents in nearly every state of the US and giving Emergency Room doctors and staff everywhere ever increasing cases of dangerous over doses. Mexican TCO's (Transnational Criminal Organizations) control the black tar heroin trade from the field to the addict portending unbelievable violence, kidnappings and wasted lives as they vie for control of spectacular profits without middlemen.
Interview Opportunity OCASOMEDIA-305-396-2806
About Expert Guest Steve Peterman:

Steven R. Peterson at the time of his retirement was the most experienced DEA Street Agent in the United States and had been a Special Agent (SA) of the United States Department of Justice, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) for nearly three decades. Among the takedowns he is proud of is his role as a lead agent in the interdiction of a nearly 4 ton shipment of cocaine in Miami-the biggest confiscation at that time in US history. Steve is currently Vice President of the National Law Enforcement Speakers Bureau, LLC, a network of retired DEA Special Agents and other topic specific experts, providing the highest quality of training to nearly 5,000 professionals in the law enforcement community.  Besides being stationed in such narcotics hot spots as Boston, New York and Atlanta, Peterson worked the apparently sleepy Charlotte NC district which is the de facto Mexican black tar heroin capital of the Eastern United States, involving the participation of the Sinaloa and Juarez Cartels and the deadly MS-13 gangs made up of Mexican and Central American immigrants. 

One of Peterson's most important assignments was as Lead Investigator, or Case Agent, in the investigation of the murder of DEA SA Ray Stastny gunned down by a Mexican drug dealer. For over eleven years he had been the DEA Atlanta Field Division Training Coordinator (DTC), responsible for coordinating and conducting training to all DEA employees within the DEA Division, as well as Task Force Officers, State & Local Police Officers and civilians within Georgia, Tennessee and North & South Carolina.  As a DEA DTC, SA Peterson has taught over 80,000 law enforcement officers, social workers, civilians and parents.  Prior to training, as a street agent working undercover for over 17 years, SA Peterson received numerous awards and commendations, including two Administrator’s Awards for Group Achievement, fifteen Exceptional Performance Awards for performing duties above expectations during career with DEA, as well as over eighty-five awards from state and local law enforcement officers/agencies and the Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Drug Enforcement Officers Association in 2010.


In 2010 SA Peterson took over the National Law Enforcement Speakers Bureau, LLC, a network of retired DEA Special Agents and other topic specific experts, providing the highest quality of training to nearly 5,000 professionals in the law enforcement community. He is an adjunct instructor from the DEA Office of Training in Quantico, the DHS Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Glynco, GA, the North Carolina Justice Academy in Salemburg, NC, Central Piedmont Community College in NC and the Catawba Valley Community College in NC. but most importantly he is the husband of a beautiful wife and father to three great daughters. In actuality, he's just an average guy battling the forces of evil in extraordinary ways.





 

Why Made in USA can make a comeback


Noelle Nguyen has an American Love Affair with US Manufacturing

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Fashion industry entrepreneur and e commerce businesswoman Noelle Nguyen has the beauty of a model and the passionate drive of a tea partier but with a burning zeal for America that has few equals. Born in Vietnam before it was invaded by communists her family fled when Saigon fell to the North Vietnamese army and its controlling marxists ideologues. Their escape boat was attacked by pirates. Her parents swallowed their           wedding rings to later have gold to exchange for food. That move helped save their lives. Her family later settled in California like many Vietnamese Refugees.

After learning fluent English, the pretty business lady and graduate of Pepperdine eventually launched several successful denim labels and felt a deep love for her new country which impelled Noelle to start a MADE IN USA Ecommerce site named American Love Affair. Dedicated to selling USA manufactured apparel, accessories, fine jewelry and footwear the website enables American industry to capture buyers looking for quality and value but MADE IN AMERICA.  What drives her is clear. In a recent HUMAN EVENTS interview Noelle remarked: "The greatest fortune is to be an American. It saddens me to watch people squander their opportunity.”
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Trapped Under the Sea: 
One Engineering Marvel, Five Men, and a Disaster Ten Miles Into the Darkness
By Neil Swidey

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Trapped Under the Sea: One Engineering Marvel, Five Men, and a Disaster Ten Miles Into the Darkness  NY Times Best selling author Neil Swidey covers in depth the Boston Harbor project-one of America's most ambitious and ultimately deadly, civil engineering efforts to transform Boston harbor from an open sewer and national embarrassment into a clean waterway to show case one of the United States most beautiful cities. 

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WHITEY ON TRIAL: 
Secrets, Corruption, and the Search for Truth 
by Margaret McLean and Jon Leiberman

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WHITEY ON TRIAL: Secrets, Corruption, and the Search for Truth tells the story of the 16-year hunt for, and eventual conviction of, Boston gangster James “Whitey” Bulger. Bulger was accused of nineteen murders. His gangland executions terrorized Boston for decades. The government looked the other way and willing accomplices in the FBI actually collude with him and his gang. Gripping story line.

DARK INVASION: 1915: Germany’s Secret War and the Hunt for the First Terrorist Cell in America

By NY Times Bestselling author Howard Blum

Soon to be a Motion Picture






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Blum's true story deals with a shadowy German Immigrant carrying an unbelievable $150 Million dollar stash in his suitcase and tasked with creating a terrorist cell in America. Sabotage, explosions, an assassination attempt and an anthrax lab set up six miles from the White House are all part of the plan that begins to be executed . A New York Irish policeman-arguably the first Director of Homeland Security Tom Tunney is tapped to thwart the cell from further damage. Soon to be made into a Motion Picture. To book this guest contact:
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