By Allan Lengel
ticklethewire.com

The DEA has released a list of street slang names for drugs including pot. And as expected, some media outlets are having fun with it.

Headlines of stories include this one on the blog, Reason: “The DEA’s List of Cannabis Slang Is Predictably Hilarious.”

Here’s the list:

420; A-Bomb (marijuana mixed with heroin); Acapulco Gold; Acapulco Red; Ace; African Black; African Bush; Airplane; Alfalfa; Alfombra; Alice B Toklas; All-Star; Almohada; Angola; Animal Cookies (hydroponic); Arizona; Ashes; Aunt Mary; AZ; Baby; Bale; Bambalachacha; Barbara Jean; Bareta; Bash; Bazooka (marijuana mixed with cocaine paste); BC Budd; Bernie; Bhang; Big Pillows; Biggy; Bionic (marijuana mixed with PCP); Black Bart; Black Gold; Black Maria; Blondie; Blue Cheese; Blue Crush; Blue Dream; Blue Jeans; Blue Sage; Blueberry; Bobo Bush; Boo; Boom; Branches; Broccoli; Bud; Budda; Burritos Verdes; Bush; Cabbage; Café; Cajita; Cali; Camara; Canadian Black; Catnip; Cheeba; Chernobyl; Cheese; Chicago Black; Chicago Green; Chippie; Chistosa; Christmas Tree; Chronic; Churro; Cigars; Citrol; Cola;

By Allan Lengel
ticklethewire.com

The Internet has opened up endless possibilities for pedophiles.

PBS takes a look at the problem and how the FBI is addressing it.

By Allan Lengel
ticklethewire.com

James Hendricks (Linkedin photo)

FBI Director Christopher Wray recently announced moves for three officials.

James N. Hendricks has been named special agent in charge of the Albany Field Office. He most recently served as chief of the Countermeasures Operations Section in the Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate at FBI headquarters.

James C. Langenberg has been named special agent in charge of the Albuquerque Field Office. He most recently served as the chief of the External Audits and Compliance Section in the Inspection Division at FBI headquarters.

Andrew C. Campi has been named special agent in charge of the Intelligence Division for the New York Field Office. He most recently served as a deputy assistant director in the Counterintelligence Division at FBI headquarters.

FBI agent Chase Bishop reaches for his gun on the dance floor.

By Allan Lengel
ticklethewire.com

Well, it’s highly unlikely FBI agent Chase Bishop will appear any time soon on Dancing With the Stars.

But the good news is that Judge Frances Simonet of the Second District County Court in Denver agreed Tuesday to amend a protection order to allow Bishop to carry his service weapon again, the New York Times reports.

You might recall Bishop was dancing at a Denver club last month and did a back flip. When he realized he dropped his gun, he went to pick it up. It accidentally misfired and hit a customer in the leg.

He’s  facing a felony second-degree assault charge and has been offered a plea agreement. The details of that offer have not been publicly disclosed.