2015 Drug War Killings

One man is dead after aiming a "finger gun" at a cop, another after aiming a stapler, and we're up to 46 drug war deaths for the year.

Here are the most recent drug war deaths. Some get wider attention, some don't.

CBD cannabis oil goes on sale in England, a medical marijuana initiative is getting underway in Wyoming, the Justice Department will look into the police killing of teenager Zach Hammond in a small-time marijuana bust, and more.

Getting caught with even a little bit of marijuana could send a parolee back to prison. This was one parolee was wasn't ready to go back.

People continue to die in the drug war at a rate of more than one a week so far this year.

Three more people died in the drug war in June. That makes 32 so far this year.

The drug war took more lives in May -- five civilians and two police officers.

A "routine traffic stop" that turned into an attempted drug search left two Mississippi police officers dead last Saturday night.

A California game warden shot and killed a suspected marijuana grower during a raid early this morning at a federal wildlife refuge near Elk Grove. The as-yet-unidentified man becomes the 22nd person to die in US domestic drug law enforcement operations so far this year.

An Oregon meth fugitive shot and killed after a SWAT standoff becomes the 21st person to die in US domestic drug law enforcement operations this year.