Police/Suspect Altercations

The drug war is killing Americans at a rate of more than one a week. The year's 10th killing happened Tuesday in Massachusetts.

A US Deputy Marshal and an alleged crack dealer became the eighth and ninth people to die in US domestic drug law enforcement operations so far this year.

A 25-year-old Colorado man has been shot and killed by Aurora Police undercover officers. He was carrying two guns, but it's not clear if he fired or brandished them.

Two El Paso teenagers were among the victims of prohibition-related violence in Mexico this past week. The death toll since Calderon took office is now at more than 35,000.

A pair of South Florida brothers have become the fourth and fifth people to be killed during drug law enforcement operations in the US this year.

This year's sixth drug law enforcement killing took place Friday afternoon in Charleston, West Virginia.

It was a relatively quiet week in Mexico's drug wars -- only a hundred people killed -- but Ciudad Juarez continues to live up to its reputation as one of the world's deadliest cities.

We present two weeks worth of Mexican drug war mayhem, and we review the death toll year by year since Calderon sent in the troops in 2007. The total has passed 35,000.

A newly released police video offers more chilling and graphic evidence that drug war law enforcement tactics can be deadly.

A drug deal gone bad has resulted in the year's third fatality related to drug law enforcement.